COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Lancaster University offers a robust combination of core and optional modules designed to prepare students for advanced roles in engineering and technology. The core Dissertation module provides an opportunity for in-depth research, allowing students to tackle real-world engineering problems and develop critical analytical and problem-solving skills. Industrial Consultancy equips students with practical experience in working with industry partners, enhancing professional competence and employability by applying theoretical knowledge to practical engineering challenges. Optional modules allow students to tailor their learning to areas of interest and emerging technological trends. Advanced Embedded Systems and Advanced RF Engineering focus on sophisticated electronic systems and communication technologies, while Control and Machine Learning explores the integration of intelligent systems and automation in engineering applications. Modules such as Electric Vehicles, Electrical Power Systems, and Mechatronics and Control Engineering provide hands-on experience and insight into sustainable energy solutions, modern power infrastructure, and integrated mechanical-electrical systems. Collectively, these modules combine theoretical foundations, practical application, and industry-relevant skills, enabling graduates to contribute to technological innovation, sustainable engineering, and advanced electronic and electrical systems. The program equips students with the expertise needed for professional engineering roles and a clear pathway toward Chartered Engineer status.