Newcastle University electrical and electronics engineering programs

At Newcastle University, You’ll work on integrated sustainable projects throughout each stage as part of a multidisciplinary team. From wind turbines to autonomous vehicles, and power systems to electronic devices, you will gain the technical and professional skills required to design, create, and connect the world. You delve into areas such as power systems, control engineering, and digital electronics. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving and project-based learning, with access to advanced laboratories and industry-standard software. Graduates emerge well-prepared for careers in sectors ranging from renewable energy to robotics. Additionally, the department's research centers in areas such as cybersecurity and sustainable energy systems provide avenues for cutting-edge research projects.

It ranked #14 by QS in the UK for electrical and electronics engineering programs.