London South Bank University

Overview

The Electronic and Electrical Engineering course at London South Bank University (LSBU) offers a comprehensive research degree that emphasizes innovation in fields like communications, robotics, and intelligent monitoring. You will collaborate with a dedicated academic supervisory team, enhancing your research capabilities while being part of a vibrant engineering community.

What you'll study

This is a research-led programme, allowing flexibility in your study based on your unique research plan. You will engage in various activities designed to develop your skills and knowledge in the field of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.

Core components

• Supervision and research planning: Collaborate with your academic supervisors to outline your research objectives, methodologies, and key milestones.
• Research training and seminars: Participate in development programmes and seminars to refine your research methods and academic practices.
• Transferable skills development: Strengthen essential skills, including academic communication, critical analysis, and professional research conduct.
• Research outputs: Present your findings through written work, presentations, and by engaging with the broader academic community.

Relevant research groups

• Biomedical and communications
• Intelligent monitoring and asset management
• Robotics

Progression and assessment

Your research will culminate in an original contribution to knowledge, with assessments based on your research activities and the final thesis or examination process, adhering to LSBU's regulations for research degrees.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

• A strong honours degree in a relevant field is typically required.
• A postgraduate qualification, preferably at the Master's level, is usually expected.
• Proof of all qualifications will be necessary during the application process.

English language requirements

• If English is not your first language, you will need to demonstrate proficiency, typically through an accepted English test.

References and application documents

• Two academic references are required as part of your application.
• A research proposal or statement of interest will also be necessary, depending on the specific application guidelines.

Interview

• An interview with a potential supervisor may be part of the selection process, conducted either in person or via telephone.

Career prospects