Postgraduate Module Selection 2023/24

Our taught MEng in Electronic & Computer Engineering (MECE) programme is highly flexible, allowing participants to customise their programme based on preferred specialisation areas and to choose from an offering of a wide range of modules. Students may tailor their selection of modules to best align with, or to expand, their existing skill set. To meet the overall Masters programme requirements, complete eight taught modules (of which four or more must be Level 9 modules) plus a Masters project.

Choose between the General Masters, with maximum flexibility of module choice, or five Majors options in specialised areas. To meet the requirements for a Major, complete the four core major modules listed below, plus any four other taught modules, plus the specific Major Project. Recommended options for each major are detailed below, however, students are free to tailor their optional module choices. The General Masters Project is taken if choosing the Masters without a Major option.

Qualifier students choose from the same set of modules, but do not take a project module until they have transferred onto the MEng programme.

Recommended Optional Modules for Majors

Major in Nanotechnology & Photonics (NTP)

Core Skills: Semiconductor and photonic device design and production, industry practices

Major in Future Network Technologies (FNT)

Core Skills: access, edge, core and data centre networks, radio and optical technologies.

Major in the Internet of Things (IoT)

Core Skills: Connected-embedded, network programming, real-time DSP, data analysis

Major in Image Processing & Analysis (IPA)

Core Skills: Data analytics, machine learning, deep learning, signal processing, industry context

Major in Advanced Data Networks (ADN)

Core Skills: Next generation network design, implementation and performance analysis