The Department offers a range of Masters programmes which reflect the research expertise of the staff. Students also complete an individual research project. Good 2nd class honours degree from a UK university or equivalent in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics or Physics. Alternative qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. Lectures, tutorials, seminars.
Students are generally self-funded.
In each programme students select two taught modules to extend and complement existing knowledge. A substantial research project is undertaken which runs throughout the year. It is conducted under the direction of an academic supervisor within one of the Department's research laboratories, in close association with research workers in the field. Appropriate projects can provide the basis of PhD research. Two taught modules and supervised research.