
MEng Electronic Products Engineering
Course overview
This integrated master’s course is designed for students who want to develop advanced skills in designing, building, and testing electronic products. From smartphones and wearables to medical devices and control systems, you’ll learn how to create the hardware and embedded software that power modern electronic products. The course is accredited by professional engineering bodies, helping you meet the academic requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.
Throughout this course, you’ll study key topics such as digital and analogue electronics, circuit design, microcontrollers, embedded systems, and power electronics. You’ll also explore areas like product development, signal processing, control systems, and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Whether you want to innovate new tech or improve existing systems, this course gives you the skills and confidence to move forward in a fast-changing field.
Teaching is delivered through a mix of lectures, hands-on lab sessions, design projects, and group work. You’ll get the chance to work on real-world tasks and technical challenges in well-equipped labs, while assessment is mainly coursework-based. This includes design reports, practical demonstrations, presentations, technical analysis, and your final project. You’ll also complete some written exams throughout the course. In your final year, you’ll take on a major design project that brings together everything you’ve learnt.
Entry requirements
Grade Requirements:
To join this course, you’ll need 120–136 UCAS points from A levels or equivalent qualifications, including mathematics and a science or engineering subject. BTEC qualifications in relevant subjects are also accepted.
English Proficiency:
If English is not your first language, you’ll need an IELTS score of at least 6.0 overall, with no band lower than 5.5.
Scholarships
Alumni Discount
Award: 10% discount on tuition fees.
Up to 10% of feesChelsea Arts Club Trust MA Award
The Chelsea Arts Club Trust MA Materials and Research Award is a £2,500 bursary, awarded each year to an MA Fashion or MA Sustainable Fashion student.
Up to £2,500Chevening Scholarships
Award: Tuition fees, travel costs and living allowance subsidised.
Family Bursary
The family bursary is a 10% tuition fee discount for international students with a direct family connection.
Up to 10% of feesInternational Merit-Based scholarships
The scholarships are worth £5,000 towards your first year tuition fees.
Up to £5,000International Success Support Scholarship
The International Success Support Scholarship provides £2,500 towards tuition fees.
Up to £2,500Niloufar Ebrahim Scholarship
The scholarship will cover a portion of tuition fees for the applicant, up to the value of £1,000.
Postgraduate Progression Scholarship
The Kingston University Postgraduate Progressions Scholarship offers a 15% reduction in postgraduate tuition fees.
Sanctuary Scholarships
The Kingston Impact Scholarship
£5,000 tuition fee contribution to two MBA students.
Up to £5,000The Kingston MBA Scholarship
Kingston University Business School is proud to offer a tuition fee scholarship of £5,000 to self-funded candidates.
Up to £5,000
Career opportunities
Graduates of the MEng Electronic Products Engineering from Kingston University can go on to work in roles such as
- Electronics Design Engineer
- Embedded Systems Developer
- Product Development Engineer
- Control Systems Engineer
- IoT Engineer
Cost of study
In 2025/26, the annual tuition fee to study MEng Electronic Products Engineering at Kingston University for international students is £18,500 per year. International students should expect a maximum annual fee increase of 4% for this course.
Admission
To apply to the Kingston University MEng Electronic Products Engineering course, prospective students must submit an online application through the UCAS application portal. If you need any help, our trained counsellors are available to guide you.
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