Students learn how to make machines interact with their environment to assist human activity and increase efficiency and productivity in a range of industries. Learn to design and implement robotic products and systems that have the potential to revolutionize our everyday lives and working practices. Industry visits and case studies will develop the students’ understanding of how robotics and automation work in the real world, from their application in the production of food and drinks, to the development of autonomous vehicles.

As a result, Electrical and Electronic Engineering is one of the broadest and impactful exciting engineering disciplines on offer at Queen’s University. The degree programme covers a wide spectrum of topics, from micro-electronic chip design and manufacturing to power generation and distribution. Rapid advances in fields such as telecommunications, computer firmware, hardware and networking, medical electronics, security, control and robotics and renewable energy systems are also reflected in the course structure.