Experience theory, lab-practice, simulation and project work, underpinned by over 125 years of experience in electrical engineering and electronics at Queen Mary. You will develop your skills so that you can design systems while considering the limitations imposed by practicality, regulation, safety and cost. The programme aims to emphasise analogue and digital circuit design, power electronics and electrical systems, control and microwave and millimetre wave technologies; areas with a major skills shortage worldwide and particularly in the UK. The School has collaborations, partnerships, industrial placement schemes and public engagement programmes with organisations, including Vodafone, Google, IBM, BT, NASA, BBC and Microsoft. You will devise and carry out a major dissertation, which you can choose to do in collaboration with an industrial partner. This programme has been accredited on behalf of the Engineering Council and a suffix "EngC Pathway" will be added to the degree title when a student satisfies the accreditation requirements. Progression and award requirements for an accredited MSc are stricter than these requirements for a standard QMUL degree. If a student does not satisfy the accreditation requirements, but does satisfy the requirements for a standard QMUL degree, the "EngC Pathway" suffix will not be added.