This programme gives you a solid grounding in the underlying physical and mathematical principles of the subject, along with a thorough overview of electronic technology and its applications. Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineers are involved in the design and development of technology that has become essential to all areas of the modern world; from satellites and mobile 'phones keeping our telecommunications networks connected day and night, to computers and digital networks storing and releasing, as required, the billions of bits of data that stream around the globe. Your degree will equip you with the creative, professional and technical skills to lead change and innovation in a future that we know little about for certain, other than that the technologies and systems we use will not be the same as they are today. The engines and environments in cars, trains, ships, spacecraft and aeroplanes are all controlled by electrical systems. So, if you’ve enjoyed maths and science at school, it doesn’t mean you have to do maths and science at university - you can study EESE. As a Birmingham student you are part of academic elite and will learn from world-leading experts. At Birmingham we advocate an enquiry based learning approach, from the outset you will be encouraged to become an independent and self-motivated learner, qualities that are highly sought after by employers. We want you to be challenged and will encourage you to think for yourself. The reputation Birmingham has worldwide for the impact and quality of its research means that the people you meet will value your qualification as much as you do. That we have been an academic partner of the IET for over a quarter of a century provides employers with assurances that our graduates have the qualities they seek. You may be running your own business and recruiting graduates and partners yourself in the not too distant future. This course is professionally accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology.