Best Universities for Electronic & electrical engineering
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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open day on 1st, 8th & 29th Oct.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- You will receive a mix of digital and in-person teaching, though the exact balance will depend on your School’s arrangements and their ability to hold in-person teaching. Large group teaching, such as lectures, will continue to be delivered digitally. Everyone on campus will continue to wear a face-covering in indoor spaces.
This is the latest available data taken from the
ed.ac.uk website on 20th June 2022.
Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.
3 Electronic & electrical engineering reviews at University of Edinburgh
Student Review:
3.6
/5
Electronics and Electrical Engineering, MEng Hons
By member1358826 On 25th May 21The courses are challenging and interesting. The overall course structure is well organised with acceptable difficulty step between years. A lot of course options available. Good lab works. The only issue is that student demonstrators in the most of courses are totally unreliable and unprepared.
Student Review:
3.8
/5
Electronics and Electrical Engineering, MEng Hons
By member1148627 On 22nd May 20This course is really very promising in the world, especially in renewable energy field. I am very satisfied with the study experience here, though this year is end up with covid 19. But I think it will be better if more experiment or more lab research are integrated in the course.