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The Electrical & Electronic Engineering at NUI Galway has two four-year level-8 bachelor degree programmes and two five-year level-9 masters degree programmes, which are accredited by Engineers Ireland and are thus recognised as professional engineering degrees through the world.

B.E. Electronic Engineering (GY403)

B.E. Electronic and Computer Engineering (GY406)

B.E./M.Eng.Sc. Sports & Exercise Engineering (GY411)

B.E./M.Eng.Sc. Engineering Innovation -Electronic (GY412)

NEW PROGRAMME: ENGINEERING INNOVATION - ELECTRONIC (GY412)

A new Engineering degree programme in Engineering Innovation - Electronic (GY412) is to be offered by the College of Engineering & Informatics at NUI Galway. The B.E./M.Eng.Sc. Engineering Innovation - Electronic degree will take its first cohort of students in September 2009 and application for the programme is through the CAO. Persons who have already applied to the CAO in 2009 can register a preference for GY412 through making a change-of-mind process (deadline 1st July 2009 5:15pm).

The programme, which is co-ordinated by the Electrical & Electronic Engineering, will allow successful students to exit after 4 years with a level 8 B.E. degree or after 5 years with level 9 M.Eng.Sc., however the full benefits to the students of the programme will be achieved with the 5 year programme. Read more.

Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Engineering Building, National University of Ireland, Galway, Galway, Ireland.
Phone +353 91 492728 Fax +353 91 494511
E-mail: mary.costello

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