Best Universities for Electronic & electrical engineering
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open day 10th Sep.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The timetabled in-person teaching, including labs and practicals, should continue as planned. Unless the situation changes, their expectation is that they will approach Semester Two using the same model for teaching as Semester One. Face coverings should be worn in study spaces and it is strongly recommended that they be worn indoors and when moving around University buildings.
This is the latest available data taken from the
bath.ac.uk website on 27th July 2022.
Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.
5 Electronic & electrical engineering reviews at University of Bath
Student Review:
4.8
/5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, BEng Hons
By member1238579 On 27th May 19Covered all the needed studying as usual for the course, however when it came to the electives they gave a choice and discussed any changes we want them to make to the course during the studies. Also, the final year project supervisors and just the best.
Student Review:
4.4
/5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, MEng Hons
By member518227 On 13th November 15Student Review:
3
/5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, MEng Hons
By rudeboidunkno On 12th November 15Student Review:
2.8
/5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, MEng Hons
By member1010383 On 5th July 15Was okay but sometimes s*****
Student Review:
4.6
/5
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, MEng Hons
By member410089 On 4th July 15Enjoy my course but as with any, costs 9K