On this course you will build core knowledge in electronics and programming, and learn the fundamentals of space systems, satellite engineering, power and control, and space mission design. You will apply your knowledge through project work, which will give you the opportunity to work closely with academics from our Surrey Space Centre, and enable you to gain real-world practical experience of the technologies that go into space missions. Our aim is to develop engineers with a firm grounding in electronics, plus the specialist skills needed to work at the forefront of space systems engineering. A career in electronic engineering offers variety, challenges and stimulation. Studying for a degree in MEng Electronic Engineering with Space Systems is not just the pathway to a rewarding career, but also offers an intellectually demanding and exciting opportunity to break through boundaries in research. Many of the most remarkable advancements in the past 60 years have only been possible through the curiosity and ingenuity of engineers. 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. Employers value the skills and experience that enable our graduates to make a positive contribution in their jobs from day one. Our graduates are employed by companies across the electronics, information technology and communications industries. Recent graduates have entered employment in roles such as: Electronic Engineer, Paradigm Communication Ltd; Electronic Engineer, Stanhope-Seta; Graduate Engineer, Jaguar Land Rover; Embedded Engineer, Tactiq Ltd; Trainee Patent Attorney, Page White & Farrer; Leadership Engineering Associate, BAE Systems and Research and Development Engineer (Software), Keysight Technologies UK Ltd.