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Each programme is aligned to the research conducted within Electronic Engineering. The MRes programme provides a dedicated route for high-calibre students who are ready to carry out independent research (and possibly have a specific research aim in mind) leading to PhD level study or who are seeking a stand alone research-based qualification suitable for a career in research with transferable skills for graduate employment.

It is the normal expectation that the independent research thesis (120 credits) should be of at a standard publishable in a high quality peer reviewed journal. Each MRes shares the taught element of the course. After successful completion of the taught element you are then able to specialise in a specific subject for your thesis.

What will you study on this course?

The taught provision has three 20 credit modules that concentrate on specific generic skills.

Modules:

Modelling and Design: This module focuses on the simulation and design of electronic devices using an advanced software package – COMSOL. This powerful commercial software package is extremely adaptable and can be used to simulate and design a very wide range of physical systems.

Research methods and study skills: This module focuses on the skills required to scope, plan, execute and report the outcomes of research project.

Intro to micro and nanotechnology: This module focuses on the device fabrication techniques at the nano and micro scale.

Research Project: After the successful completion of the taught component of the programme, the major individual thesis project will be undertaken within Bangor’s world-leading Electronic Engineering research groups.

Optional Modules include:
• RF and Optical MEMS
• Advanced Sensor Systems
• Optical Communications & Systems

Modules for the current academic year

Module listings are for guide purposes only and are subject to change. Find out what our students are currently studying on the Electronic Engineering Modules ���貹����.

Course content is for guidance purposes only and may be subject to change.

We welcome applicants who have gained an Honours degree in Electronic Engineering, Physics or a related scientific discipline, at a 2.ii level or higher or the international equivalent. Applicants with initial degrees in other disciplines will be considered on an individual basis, with the assessment based on the applicant’s potential to succeed on, and benefit from, the course.

Applicants from overseas must in addition demonstrate competence in English to level IELTS 6.0 overall and no element under 5.5 with a writing score of 6.5. An appropriate ELCOS (�鶹��ý����� English Language School) pre-sessional course may be taken to achieve the required English language level.

Graduates of these courses have gone on to work in various branches of the Electronics industry, for example optical communications and telecommunications companies, government research facilities like GCHQ, and various nanotechnology enterprises, from start-ups to multinational companies.

Many MRes students will continue postgraduate study after graduating, going on to MPhil and Phd aprogrammes. Whatever your final destination, MRes graduates will have demonstrable independent research skills and the ability to scope and manage complicated technical projects. You will also have developed scientific and engineering skills specific to your particular area of study, from scanning probe microscopy to finite element modelling which are of immediate applicability in technical industries.