Electrical and electronic engineering
Electronic engineers are producing the next generation of computers, satellites, mobile phones, wearables, distributed sensors, and energy generation and storage devices. And with our 6G Innovation Centre, Advanced Technology Institute, Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing and Surrey Space Centre, we’re at the forefront of this work.
Our electrical and electronic engineering courses open the door to careers in a range of rapidly evolving and exciting industries.
Surrey is the winner of the Cyber University of the Year at the National Cyber Awards 2023.
Top 100
We're ranked top 100 for Computer Science and engineering in the Shanghai Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2024
Developing your employability
94% of our undergraduate graduates are in work or further education, Graduate Outcomes 2024, HESA*
*UK domiciled graduates of full-time, undergraduate qualifications, in full-time employment, from higher education institutions.
What our students say
Developing your employability
97 per cent of our postgraduate graduates go on to employment or further study*
*Graduate Outcomes 2023, HESA.
Research excellence
The Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) ranked engineering 15th in the UK for *research power.
*Research power is the overall quality of submissions, calculated by grade point average and multiplied by the full-time equivalent number of staff submitted.
Studentships
Deep Learning for Audio-Visual Scene Analysis
Funding information:
Full UK/EU/International tuition fees are covered for 3 years Stipend at £19,237 p.a. (2024/25) for 3 years initially and can be extended for up to 6 months. The stipend will increase each year in line with the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rate International students are also welcomed to apply For exceptional international candidates, there is the possibility of obtaining a scholarship to cover overseas fees.Deep Learning for Audio-Visual Scene Analysis
Funding information:
Stipend at £19,237 (2024/25) per annum, which will increase each year in line with the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rate.
