Electronic & electrical engineering, Aston University

7 Reviews by Students #28 out of 100 UK Universities for Electronic & electrical engineering

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Electronic & electrical engineering

University of Leeds	5
City, University of London	5
University of Bolton	5
University of Birmingham	5
Bangor University	5
University College London (UCL)	5
Coventry University	4.9
Glasgow Caledonian University	4.8
UWE Bristol	4.8
Sheffield Hallam University	4.8
Teesside University	4.7
Lancaster University	4.6
University of Warwick	4.6
Cardiff University	4.6
The University of Sheffield	4.6
Birmingham City University	4.6
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU)	4.5
University of Derby	4.5
King's College London (KCL)	4.5
University of Plymouth	4.5
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)	4.4
University of Bedfordshire	4.4
University of Kent	4.4
Solent University, Southampton	4.4
The University of Manchester	4.3
Brunel University London	4.3
Aston University	4.3
University of Glasgow	4.3
University of Bath	4.3
Loughborough University	4.2
Aberystwyth University	4.2
University of Hull	4.1
University of Portsmouth	4
Bath Spa University	4
University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)	4
University of Edinburgh	4
University of Exeter	3.9
University of Huddersfield	3.8
University of Liverpool	3.8
Newcastle University	3.8
University of Essex	3.7
Imperial College London	3.6
University of Leicester	3.6
University of York	3.5
University of Strathclyde	3.3
London South Bank University	3.2
University of Southampton	3.2
University of Salford	3.2
University of Aberdeen	3.1
University of Chester	2.9
Manchester Metropolitan University	2.8
University of Nottingham	2.7
De Montfort University (DMU)	2.7
University of Hertfordshire	2.5
University of Greenwich	2.2
University of Surrey	2.2
University of Bradford	1.8
Swansea University	1.6
Robert Gordon University (RGU)	1.3
Middlesex University	1
University of Sunderland	1

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Covid-19 Response

TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:: Confirmed Sept/Oct start
TEACHING MODE:: Online learning
OPEN DAYS:: Virtual open day experiences online on 2nd & 3rd July.
TEACHING NOTES:: The Government has confirmed that on-campus teaching will not resume before 17 May 2021 for students on courses that are not on the Government’s exemption list.

This is the latest available data taken from the www2.aston.ac.uk website on 14th June 2021. Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.

7 Electronic & electrical engineering reviews at Aston University

Student Review: 5 /5

Biomedical Engineering, MEng Hons

By member759868 On 10th June 21

Good department, well managed and run, nice and helpful expertise

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Student Review: 5 /5

Biomedical Engineering, BEng Hons

By member854751 On 28th February 21

Friendly lecturers and well planned out course

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Student Review: 5 /5

Biomedical Engineering, BEng Hons

By Shaun On 17th June 20

I have gained a lot from this course, enabling me to enter the industry straight away after finishing. The lecturers really want you to succeed and they are always asking for feedback. A lot of the modules include resources that are usually very expensive, which results in a unique experience where you can learn a lot of industry-specific skills.

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Student Review: 4 /5

Biomedical Engineering, BEng Hons

By member648743 On 27th May 20

Course is interesting and gives you the right amount of knowledge to pursue a career later.

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Student Review: 3 /5

Biomedical Engineering, BEng Hons

By member1040749 On 25th July 19

Nice uni, nice people but tutors need more training