Masters Degrees in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Brunel University London was founded in 1966 in London and is one of the UK’s foremost technical universities. Brunel University London has a rich history of world-leading research, innovation, and teaching excellence, providing its students with an outstanding, research-led education that sets them up to excel in their future careers. The university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Business, Law, Sports, Health and Exercise Sciences, Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, Psychology, and Film and Television Studies. Its leafy campus - with easy access to central London - will become your home from home, whether you live, study, or socialize here. You’ll join a vibrant, diverse community that represents and reflects all 150 nationalities on campus. It’s a safe, secure environment that encourages students to thrive.

Middlesex University (MDX) is a public higher education institution located in London. The university offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees, such as bachelor's and master's. Its personalized approach to learning and research focuses on action and experience, finding solutions, and bringing together disciplines, sectors, and cultures. Middlesex University is a practical, forward-thinking, and inclusive institution, a global family with a shared vision of a fairer world. Its campus in London is open to students and staff from around the world.

LUT University (Lappeenranta) is a pioneering science university in Finland, bringing science and business together since 1969. Around 6,500 students and experts involved in scientific research and academic education make up the international community. Clean energy, water, and air are vital resources for which LUT University (Lappeenranta) seeks creative solutions through its expertise in technology and business. It aids in the long-term renewal of society and businesses. The work supports the university's values: the courage to succeed, the desire for scientific innovation, and the desire to create well-being.