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Engineering

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Why Study Engineering?

We have a long history of expertise in electronic engineering and you can study a rich range of modules. You will be taught by staff who are experienced electronic engineers and who maintain links with industry to ensure that courses reflect recent developments. We also have staff who specialise in teaching mathematics for engineers.

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Abilgail talks about her course, accredited by the Institute of Engineering and Technology, facilities and future career options.

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Student Profile Megan Wyn Owen

BSc Electronic Engineering

"The balance between the lectures and lab sessions has ensured that I understand the work as I get to apply what I’ve learned in lectures in lab practicals."

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Our Research in Engineering

Our research has performed exceptionally well, which is evidence in the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF). In Electronic Engineering, Bangor University was ranked 4th in the UK for research outputs. Our research environment - also of considerable importance to postgraduate students - received a remarkably high rating as well. 

Our research activities are organised in three research groups, which can overlap to maximise synergies and resources: Photonics & CommunicationsEnergy Environmental and Bio - Sensing (EEBG)Visualization, Data, Modelling & Graphics (VDMG).

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