BEng Honours in Electronic Communications

Why Electronic Engineering?

From portable music players to global positioning systems (GPS), electronic engineers design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of various electronic devices. By choosing to study for a BEng (Hons) degree in Electronic Engineering you are embarking upon a challenging career in which you can make a major contribution to the world in which we live.

Technologies across the planet are evolving at a swift pace and we at ECube Global College in association with Newcastle university (UK) aim to produce graduate engineers who can keep pace with the latest developments. Here, our Twining Programme provides an extensive range of opportunities to enable you to lay the foundation to develop your personality, employability and entrepreneurial skill. Graduating from the Newcastle University (UK) will give you a real edge over the others in the employment market. The industry seeks professionals with traditional electronic engineering degrees proficient in subject areas like analog electronic design, integrated motion control, electrical machinery operation and microcomputer applications.

All the degree programmes of Newcastle University (UK) are structured to invoice contact with industry, and the practical application of scientific principles to industrial situations. The degree programmes were designed with advice from industry experts, who continue to provide expertise and advice on the industrial relevance of the programmes to this day. Your contact with industry is achieved through various forms of project work and case study materials while lectures on industrial aspects of engineering are given by visiting speakers on a regular basis.

The School of Electrical Electronic and Computer Engineering has been ranked 7th out of 68 in the 2012 Complete University Guide.

While studying these course, you follow the same programme of study for the first two years as the MEng students. This means if you pass your Stage 2 assessments with a Stage average of 55 per cent you may transfer to the MEng for the remaining two years.