Skip Navigation
Undergraduate Courses in Computing and Electronic Systems, Three themes, Computer Science, Computer Systems Engineering and Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering Computer Science, Computer Systems Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, Computing, Electronics, Telecommunication, electronic systems, Courses, course, BSc, BEng, undergraduate, degree scheme, degree, degrees, scheme

Undergraduate Courses in Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

There has rarely been a better time for students to choose to study computing or electronic engineering at University: employers are crying out for graduates. The IT and engineering sectors are now growing at a rate that outstrips the supply of fresh talent. There will be openings for suitably qualified software professionals and engineers as the market for graduates continues to expand.  

Almost 90% of CSEE graduates in 2011 gained graduate level employment or a place on a full time higher degree course.

In addition to the 3-year degrees listed below, we also offer:

The degrees we offer are grouped into three themes and are designed to help you embark on successful careers in Computing and Engineering:

  • Computer Science

    The skills of the Computer Scientist - the ability to control and manage computers and the information they hold, and to use the power of computers to solve problems - are in high and increasing demand.

  • Computer Systems Engineering

    Computer systems engineering is a combination of computer science, computer engineering and digital electronics, creating a fascinating mix of subject matter with a very wide field of application.

  • Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering

    Electronics engineers and telecommunications engineers are in high demand throughout the world. Both are essential in a world increasingly dependent on global communications and the Internet.

See also

 

© Copyright 2012, University of Essex. All rights reserved. Last updated: 17 January 2013, 12:09:49 .
 Maintained by ces-webmaster (non-essex users should add @essex.ac.uk to create full e-mail address).