The MEng Electronic Engineering course will focus on applying theory to real engineering problems and technologies. Time spent working in our well-equipped laboratories will bring what you learn in lectures to life, while you’ll also get the chance to work with academics from our research centres – such as the 5G Innovation Centre, Surrey Space Centre, Advanced Technology Institute, and Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing – through individual and group project work. At Surrey, you will learn about solving real-world problems from academics who are experts in their fields. You will be exposed to the latest developments in electronic engineering through high-quality teaching and exceptional facilities. A career in electronic engineering offers variety, challenges and stimulation. Studying for a degree in electronic engineering is not just the pathway to a rewarding career, but also offers an intellectually demanding and exciting opportunity to break through boundaries in research. Graduate electronic engineers are in demand not only in research and development but also in technical sales, management, and government and public services. Our graduates have a consistently strong record of gaining employment with leading companies. Recent graduates have entered employment in roles such as: Electronic Hardware Engineer, BAE Systems Avionics Ltd; Energy Engineer, Cable and Wireless; Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin UK; Graduate Software Engineer, Motorola; Research Scientist, QinetiQ and Graduate Engineer, Thales.