BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Key Information
- Course Title: BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering*
- Award: Bachelor of Engineering
- Levels: 4, 5 and 6
- Awarding Body: University of West London
- UCAS Code: TBC
- Start Dates: September (Year 1, 2 and 3), January (Year 3 only)
- Direct Entry: You can transfer to this course at Year 2 (Level 5) or Year 3 (Level 6)
- Study Mode: Full-time (3 years)
- Fees: £6525 (AY 26/27)
- Delivery: Weekdays and evenings
* Subject to approval
You can complete the full degree from Year 1, or fast-track your studies by joining directly in Year 2 or 3 (please see 'Entry and Visa Requirements' section for more information).
Course Overview
Electrical and electronic engineering underpins modern life, from communications and power distribution to healthcare.
This BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering* degree equips you to develop and maintain technologies in a rapidly evolving world. With strong demand for engineers, the course blends academic study with practical design experience, building the technical and personal skills needed for a professional career.
The three-year course is subject to reaccreditation by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) with Partial Chartered Engineering (CEng) status. Please note the one-year top-up course is not IET accredited.
* Subject to approval.
Teaching
Our teaching is varied, interactive, and designed to bring your learning to life. You’ll take part in a blend of on-campus and live online lectures, tutorials, and academic support sessions, supported by a wealth of digital learning materials including lecture notes, recordings, and presentations. You’ll also have full access to our extensive on-campus and online libraries.
Independent study is a key part of your development. Outside of taught sessions, you’ll expand your knowledge through research, wider reading, and by preparing reports, presentations, and projects that apply theory to real-world scenarios.
Assessment
Assessment is focused on practical, career-relevant coursework.
You’ll complete tasks that reflect real workplace challenges - both individually and as part of a team. Assignments may include essays, reports, research and consultancy projects, group presentations, and the creation of digital materials - all designed to build the professional skills and confidence employers value most.
Modules
Year 1 (Level 4)
- Electrical Theory 1
- Engineering Applications
- Engineering Science
- Engineering Software 1
- Engineering Software 2
- Mathematics for Engineering 1
Year 2 (Level 5)
- Analogue Electronics
- Digital Electronics
- Embedded Systems
- Electrical Theory 2
- Mathematics for Engineering 2
- Signal and Systems Analysis
Year 3 (Level 6)
Compulsory Modules
- Development Project
- Power Systems
- Professional and sustainable Engineering
Optional Modules
- Analogue Systems
- Communication Systems
- Control Theory and Practice
- Embedded Digital Signal Processing
Careers
Graduates of an electrical engineering degree can pursue a wide range of exciting and rewarding career paths. Popular roles include electronic engineer, electrical engineer, and software engineer—positions that sit at the heart of innovation and technological advancement.
As a graduate, you’ll be in strong demand across a variety of industries where your skills can make a real impact. Many students go on to build careers in engineering, specialised manufacturing, and the rapidly evolving IT sector, working on everything from cutting-edge electronics to large-scale infrastructure projects.
If you’re keen to deepen your expertise or specialise further, you might also choose to continue your studies at postgraduate level. This can open the door to advanced roles, research opportunities, or careers in emerging fields, giving you even more ways to shape your future.
With a University of West London accredited degree, you’ll be equipped to innovate and contribute to the technologies that shape modern life.
Entry and Visa Requirements
Entry Requirements
You are expected to hold at least one of the following:
- UCAS points: 112
- Three A-Levels with grades BBC
- A BTEC Level 3 qualification in a related subject
- Foundation Diploma
- Higher National Certificate (120 credits)
- An Access to Higher Education Diploma awarded by a recognised institution
- A UK or international equivalent of any of the above.
Additional Requirements
You should also hold at least one of the following:
- Maths and English Language GCSEs at grade C / 4 or above (equivalent qualifications, such as Key Skills or a Higher Diploma, are also accepted)
- Functional Skills Level 2 (Maths and English)
- IELTS: 6.0 (or equivalent).
If you do not hold any of the above, you will be required to successfully complete an English and/or Maths test at The London College.
Year 2 Direct Entry
You are expected to hold at least one of the following:
- Successfully completed your first year (Level 4) in similar programme at an approved university
- Higher National Certificate (120 credits)
- A UK or international equivalent of any of the above.
Year 3 Direct Entry
You are expected to hold at least one of the following:
- Successfully completed your second year (Level 5) in similar programme at an approved university
- Higher National Diploma (240 credits)
- A UK or international equivalent of any of the above.
Immigration / Visa Requirements
You must hold one of the following:
- UK or Irish citizenship
- EU Settled or Pre-Settled Status
- Non-EU passport with ILR, LLR, or DLR
- Valid work visa (additional residency and immigration requirements apply)
- Refugee status, or be the child or spouse of someone with refugee status
- Humanitarian Protection.
Other exceptional circumstances may apply. Please contact us for further details.
Next Steps
Apply Now
- Apply directly to The London College.
- Year 2 or 3 Direct Entry: Email admissions@lcuck.ac.uk for more information.