A masters is earned after students complete an undergraduate degree program. To obtain a masters, you usually need to complete 12 to 18 college courses that often involve completing comprehensive tests and/or a thesis.
A Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering has the purpose of training students so they can provide solutions to real-world engineering issues. The degree comes with a heavy focus on engineering techniques, mathematics and physics.
Europe, one of the world's seven continents, is usually known as the westernmost peninsula of Eurasia. Second smallest continent, with 10,180,000 (km2), the area regroups 50 countries.
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The MEngSc in Electronic & Computer Engineering is a year-long programme designed to provide training for engineers who wish to work at a high level in the electronic and computer sectors worldwide. [+]
The purpose of this degree program is to train highly qualified specialists capable of solving complex engineering and management tasks in power industry. The program is focused on preparing students for leading edge positions in the area of automated electromechanical and heat power systems in following industries: [+]
Our global demands on resources have placed an urgent emphasis on supplying a growing population with affordable, environmentally responsible power. How we manage this challenging paradigm will rely on a new generation of creative, technically savvy engineers. [+]
This course aims, primarily, to provide advanced applied knowledge in professional subjects that assume strategic importance for the country and the region. Accordingly, the objectives include the acquisition, by students, of theoretical knowledge and the necessary skills for its application in the fields of Electronics and Telecommunications, or Energy and Automation. [+]
A high-quality theoretical education and a universal basis of application-focused studies ensure high adaptability of the graduates to all particular requirements of their future professional practice, either in operation and engineering or in science and research. The basic subjects include applied mathematics, selected principles of electrical power engineering, and electrical heat technology. [+]
The Graduate Smart Grid (Smart Grid) (PXEI) created with the aim of training professionals who can meet the demands of the energy sector in the coming years, which necessarily dominate the technologies involved in the Smart Grid (smart grid ). [+]
Across The Pond partners with some of the top UK universities for engineering, across a variety of disciplines. The UK has long been a major contributor to the innovation of engineering, and students who study in the UK benefit from intensive learning, opportunities to find placements at major engineering companies, and a concentration on both academic skill and employability. [+]
The vehicle lighting sector is currently undergoing major change with the development of new technologies like LED lights, as well as new and complex lighting systems functionalities. This changing landscape provides an opportunity to explore new avenues for innovation based on lasers, smart lighting solutions and new lighting functionalities. Therefore, three major Engineering Schools in Transportation Engineering (ESTACA), Optical Sciences (Institut d’Optique Graduate School) and Design (STRATE – Ecole de design) join their experience in engineer training to develop a high-level international Advanced programme designed for training cross-skilled engineers for the field of vehicle embedded lighting systems. The training structures are strongly connected to research and actively supported by industrial players. [+]
The Electronics and Computer Engineering (ECE) Master's Program was designed for students with backgrounds in electronics engineering and computer sciences. The experience of the past 2 decades have shown that complex systems from the small (smart cards, mobile phones) to the large (Internet, networked storage, server farms) can be only designed and developed by teams of electronics engineers and computer scientists, since they consist of hardware and software components that have to interact and cooperate with one another. [+]
The Electrical and Electronic MRes is project based, studied over one academic year. A project worth between 130-160 credits is undertaken throughout a full academic year. In addition students gain essential knowledge and skills to their projects by studying relevant taught modules. [+]
The overall objective of this master's degree is to enable students to find effective solutions to problems in the field of electronic engineering and, specifically, to design electronic equipment and automated production systems, perform maintenance and control in production industries, provide technical advice, or join the sales departments of companies in the electronics sector. For graduates who wish to undertake doctoral studies... [+]
The Master Degree Course in Electrical Engineering is held in English and aims to train high specialists in electronics and digital electronics with particular reference to electronic circuit board. [+]
The main objective of the curriculum is to offer a good foundation in electrical sciences. All core courses dedicated to electrical students cover all the fields of electrical engineering such as electrical machines, electronics (including power electronics) and microprocessor systems [+]
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Training in the ESIEE-Amiens is divided into a core curriculum of three years, followed by 'an option of specializing in two years.3 years to discover two years to access [+]
