Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering MSc at Staffordshire University

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Be behind the latest developments in a fast-paced world of communications. Youâll study analogue and digital electronics and control systems such as mobile phones and antennas. Get practical experience of the â€˜Internet of Thingsâ for network enabled products.

This course offers a full spectrum of learning and current research with our experienced staff. Face-to-face teaching and use of our specialised laboratories will ensure you have the latest knowledge in this dynamic field.

Youâll get a practical understanding of embedded systems, meeting a growing trend for network enabled devices in the home, as well as optical fibre systems for broadband and computer networks.

With this Masters course youâll undertake a major project where you can specialise in an area of interest or to support your work goals. Employability is strong for graduates in Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering.

Research Excellence Frame work 2021 (REF 2021)

Weâre extremely proud of the results for our Engineering research submissions:

75% of research impact is recognised as â€œvery considerableâ€ or â€œoutstandingâ€

87% of research outputs are rated â€œinternationally excellentâ€ or â€œworld leadingâ€

This course offers a full spectrum of learning and current research with our experienced staff. Face-to-face teaching and use of our specialised laboratories will ensure you have the latest knowledge in this dynamic field.

Youâll get a practical understanding of embedded systems, meeting a growing trend for network enabled devices in the home, as well as optical fibre systems for broadband and computer networks.

With this Masters course youâll undertake a major project where you can specialise in an area of interest or to support your work goals. Employability is strong for graduates in Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering.

Research Excellence Frame work 2021 (REF 2021)

Weâre extremely proud of the results for our Engineering research submissions:

75% of research impact is recognised as â€œvery considerableâ€ or â€œoutstandingâ€

87% of research outputs are rated â€œinternationally excellentâ€ or â€œworld leadingâ€

On successful completion of study, we will issue the following award: MSc Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering

Part-time study

This course is offered on a part-time basis over three years. Youâll take two modules each semester in Year 1 and 2 and complete the project in Year 3.

Part-time study

This course is offered on a part-time basis over three years. Youâll take two modules each semester in Year 1 and 2 and complete the project in Year 3.

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Youll undertake eight modules and an MSc project. All modules are designed for practical application, so youll be work-ready on completion of the course.

Modules cover a range of analogue and digital electronics covering low carbon and renewable energy, plastic electronics and digital signal processing. Youll also work on internet of things devices, optical and wireless communications.

Youll undertake eight modules and an MSc project. All modules are designed for practical application, so youll be work-ready on completion of the course.

Modules cover a range of analogue and digital electronics covering low carbon and renewable energy, plastic electronics and digital signal processing. Youll also work on internet of things devices, optical and wireless communications.

Teaching

We know that everyone learns differently. So not only do we use traditional ways of teaching like lectures and tutorials, we also use problem-based learning to help you apply your skills.

For this course, you'll:

Work with others on group work
Work in specialist laboratories
Be expected to study independently

Our teaching is supported through our Virtual Learning Environment called Blackboard. This means you can access a range of materials to support your lectures wherever you are.

Well also assign you a supervisor to support you throughout your research project.

We know that everyone learns differently. So not only do we use traditional ways of teaching like lectures and tutorials, we also use problem-based learning to help you apply your skills.

For this course, you'll:

Work with others on group work
Work in specialist laboratories
Be expected to study independently

Our teaching is supported through our Virtual Learning Environment called Blackboard. This means you can access a range of materials to support your lectures wherever you are.

Well also assign you a supervisor to support you throughout your research project.

Assessment

There are two types of assessments: practice (also called formative) or formal (also called summative).

Practice assessments do not count towards your final mark. These are your chance to test your understanding – and learn how to improve for the real thing.

Youll have formal assessments at the end of each module. These could include essays, exams, or portfolios

There are two types of assessments: practice (also called formative) or formal (also called summative).

Practice assessments do not count towards your final mark. These are your chance to test your understanding – and learn how to improve for the real thing.

Youll have formal assessments at the end of each module. These could include essays, exams, or portfolios

Learning support

Your course tutors will provide lots of support. But you can also take advantage of our Academic Skills team, who can help you with:

Study skills (including reading, note-taking and presentation skills)
Written English (including punctuation, grammar)
Academic writing (including how to reference)
Research skills
Critical thinking
Revision, assessment and exam skills (including time management)

Additional support

If you have additional needs like dyslexia or a sensory impairment, then our Student Inclusion Services are here to help make sure nothing stands in your way.

Feedback

We know that its important for you to be able to gauge your progress. So, your tutor will give you feedback on any practice assessments you do. We usually give you feedback on formal assessments within 20 working days, but the format will vary for each module.

Disciplines

School of Digital

Technologies and Arts

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Postgraduate

Courses requiring a 2:1 degree

Bachelor degree in a relevant subject with a minimum CGPA of 3.0

Courses requiring a 2:2 degree

Bachelor degree in a relevant subject with a minimum CGPA of 2.5

English Program Requirements

The majority of our undergraduate bachelor degree courses require a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.0, with 5.5 in reading, writing, speaking and listening. However, we also accept a wide range of qualifications from around the world. The following qualifications are acceptable for most of our Bachelor degree courses.

Career

Careers

After completing the Electronic and Telecommunication MSc, youâ€™ll be equipped to work in the following roles:

Research and development
Engineering consultancy
Project management
Teaching

Eager for more knowledge? Upon completion, youâ€™ll be ideally placed for further academic study at PhD level.

All students have access to Career Connect, our dedicated careers team.

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Fee Information

Tuition Fee

GBP 16,750

How to Apply

Be prepared

Get ready to upload copies of the following documents as part of your application. This will enable us to assess your application and make a decision.

Personal statement – please see our guide to writing a personal statement.
Passport – photo page from a valid, in-date passport.
Certificates and transcripts – copies of certificates and transcripts of your academic qualifications. Please see entry requirements for your country.
Evidence of English Language (if applicable) - please see information on English Language requirements.
Previous UK visas (if applicable) - if you’ve previously studied in the UK you must declare this as it could make a difference to your offer and visa application.
Reference – provide a letter of support from your current or previous university (postgraduate students only).

Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering MSc

Staffordshire University

Staffordshire University

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