Electronic/Electrical Engineering
The difference between electrical and electronics engineering is often blurred, but it is generally true to say that electrical engineers are concerned mainly with the large-scale production and distribution of electrical power, while electronics engineers focus on much smaller electronic circuits.
At bachelor level, an electrical engineering degree will aim to give students grounding in the underlying principles of electronic and electrical engineering, before allowing specialization in an area of interest later on in the course. Students will also be involved in projects working within groups.
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Campus | Institution Name | Country | Campus Style | Institution Size | Selectivity | Education Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Example University | UK | Give the reader a sense of what your campus is like | Small | Selective | Give a sense of your education model - e.g. Liberal Arts, or Single Subject focused | |
University of Bath | UK | Suburban Campus | Large Institution 15,000-30,000 | Selective (25-50% admitted). Selectiveness varies, with some courses being more competitive than others. | Researched Focused Institution | |
University of Cambridge | UK | A Collegiate University offering the benefits of both campus and city life | Medium Institution 5000-15,000 | Extremely Selective (<10% admitted) - Generally 7,7,6 at HL and may be subject specific | Single Subject Focus (Joint degrees available), Researched Focused Institution, Teaching Focused Institution | |
University of Chichester | UK | City Island Campus - Our main campus is just fifteen minutes walk from Chichester city centre. | Medium Institution 5000-15,000 | Less Selective (>75% admitted) - certain courses are more competitive than others and therefore more selective. | Both Single and Dual honours at Undergraduate with a focus on practical application | |
Ecole Polytechnique | France | With only around 3600 students and a campus of 164 hectares, l'X is a relatively small university. | Small Institution | Highly Selective - the Bachelor Program is designed for top students with very high potential. | Multi-disciplinary program leading to a double Major | |
University of Essex | UK | Suburban Campus | Large Institution 15,000-30,000 | Less Selective (>75% admitted) | Single Subject Focus (Joint degrees available), Researched Focused Institution, Teaching Focused Institution | |
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) | Hong Kong | City Campus | Large Institution 15,000-30,000 | Highly Selective (10-25% admitted) | Liberal Arts and Science (Major/minor Model), Integrated and Thematic degrees, Researched Focused Institution | |
Jacobs University | Germany | City Island Campus | Selective (25-50% admitted) | Researched Focused Institution |
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