COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Loughborough University offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with both advanced technical expertise and professional skills required in today’s engineering sector. In the first semester, students undertake core modules including Electrical Power and Energy Engineering, Advanced Digital and IoT Communication Technologies, Robotics Control and Automation, and Core Professional Skills for Research and Employability. These modules provide a strong foundation in power systems, communications, automation, and research competencies, alongside an MSc Individual Project that allows students to apply their knowledge to a substantial, independent piece of work. Optional modules in areas such as Antennas, Radar and Metamaterials, Solar Photovoltaics, and Statistical Methods and Machine Learning further allow students to tailor their learning to their career interests. In the second semester, compulsory modules include Engineering for Sustainable Development and Project Management for Engineers, preparing students to address global engineering challenges and lead projects effectively. The semester also includes continuation of the MSc Individual Project and Core Professional Skills for Research and Employability. Additional optional modules in Radio Frequency and Microwave Integrated Circuit Design and Advanced Electronic Engineering Applications provide opportunities to deepen technical specialization. Overall, the program combines theoretical understanding, practical application, and professional development to prepare graduates for successful careers in industry, research, and academia.