• MEng in Electrical & Electronic Engineering at the National University of Ireland is offered as a 9-months program by the College of Science and Engineering.
  • This university is ranked #238 in the world as per QS World University 2021.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on a full-time basis only.
  • The MEng has three primary elements: (i) advanced core modules in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, (ii) an individual capstone project, and (iii) modules on transferrable skills and personal development.
  • The core Electrical and Electronic Engineering 5-credit advanced technical modules will be in topics covered by our research priorities of:
    • Embedded Systems Design
    • Signal Processing & Communications
    • Power Electronics & Energy Conversion
    • Biomedical, Biometrics and Bio-inspired Electronics
  • Since 2013, the ME degree has been required to satisfy the educational requirements for progression to Chartered Engineer status.
  • Graduates of the program will be capable of working in any branch of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, including consultancy and contracting.
  • As a program that is targeted for accreditation, it will have international recognition at Level 9 through the Washington Accord.
  • This program is offered within the new €40m Engineering Building, a 14,200 square meter, modern, energy-efficient facility, and the largest School of Engineering in the country.
  • The building is equipped with an extensive range of high-tech electrical and electronic engineering laboratory facilities which have been designed for teaching and research.
  • The program will be delivered by staff members who are world leaders in terms of research and industry interaction in the areas of power electronics, biomedical electronics, and signal processing.
  • The MEng program consists of 60 credits.