Study Electrical & Electronic Engineering Courses • City St George's, University of London

From smartphones and agile robots, to aircraft control systems and renewable energy, the solutions developed by electrical and electronic engineers continue to improve and transform our lives.

Taking you beyond HNC and HND, our electrical engineering courses provide a solid foundation for a range of careers, as you develop highly valued theoretical skills and practical experience, which can be applied to real-world situations.

Electrical Engineering was one of the first disciplines established at City St George’s in 1894, and we were among the first in the country to offer these courses at graduate level.

Engineering has been taught at City St George's, University of London for over 100 years. Our undergraduate programmes (in particular our four-year integrated master's degrees) have particular emphasis on creative design. 5:27

Explore our electrical and electronic engineering courses

Career perspectives

As a graduate, you will be able to explore exciting careers in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, energy, IT and telecommunications.

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How to become an electrical engineer

Electrical engineers work across all aspects of planning, design and development to production, deployment and maintenance. City St George's can provide the grounding you need for this career.

Facilities

The Finkelstein Undergraduate Electronics Teaching Laboratory is the centrepiece facility of our Electrical and Electronic Engineering programmes.
Our facilities include dedicated work areas for engineering students.
Students are able to fabricate their own printed circuit boards using robotic technology.
Our three campus libraries consist of around 250,000 books with over 25,000 online journal titles and over 1,600 study places available.
As part of the University of London, City St George’s students have access to Senate House Library.