2.8 / 5

Electronic & electrical engineering, Manchester Metropolitan University

3 Reviews by Students
#48 out of 100 UK Universities for Electronic & electrical engineering

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Covid-19 Response

TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:: Confirmed Sept/Oct start
TEACHING MODE:: Online learning
OPEN DAYS:: Holding a number of live Q&A sessions throughout January
TEACHING NOTES:: Manchester Metropolitan will be offering a Blended Approach. Teaching will be both on-campus and online. The university has introduced 'Block Teaching' for this academic year where students will study one course unit at a time, in the same single study group of no more than 15-30 students, to help social distancing. Block Teaching will enable students to travel to campus less frequently.

This is the latest available data taken from the mmu.ac.uk website on 18th January 2021

3 Electronic & electrical engineering reviews at Manchester Metropolitan University

Student Review: 2 /5

Computer and Network Technology, BSc Hons

By DannyDN On 3rd December 19

Really poor quality, teachers can not speak english very well.

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Student Review: 2 /5

Computer and Network Technology, BSc Hons

By member543977 On 24th November 19

Only take this course if you are prepared to go out and learn the majority of the course content yourself. As the reasources/academic teaching is below par.

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Student Review: 3 /5

Electrical and Electronic Engineering, MEng Hons

By member718462 On 13th November 15

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