MEngSc (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

University of Galway

Electrical & Electronic Engineering at NUI Galway has three research priorities: Biomedical Electronics, Biometrics and Bio-inspired Electronics, Signal Processing and Communications Power Electronics and Energy Conversion, Parallel with these research priorities is a significant technological capability in Embedded Systems Design, which has potential application across all of Electrical & Electronic Engineering research priorities but which has demonstrated particular application in Biomedical, Biometrics & Bio-inspired Electronicsand in Signal Processing & Communications.Parallel with these research priorities is a significant technological capability in Embedded Systems Design, which has potential application across all of Electrical & Electronic Engineering research priorities but which has demonstrated particular application in Biomedical, Biometrics & Bio-inspired Electronicsand in Signal Processing & Communications.The College of Science and Engineering offers a range of research-led programmes at Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Post-Doctoral levels. Scientific training and research contributes significantly to knowledge generation, technology development and translation, and to our economic and societal development. Our faculty includes internationally recognised innovators contributing to the advancement of engineering and computing knowledge and the creation of everyday products used by millions of people throughout the world.Accordingly, job and job satisfaction prospects for Science and Engineering graduates are excellent.