Computer Engineering Courses

Robotics & Artificial Intelligence student Lucie Jones stands by computer servers in a laboratory in the Tech Hub.

Calling all experimenters, builders and creative thinkers. Computer engineering at Edge Hill is your chance to explore a whole host of areas or specialise in robotics, artificial intelligence or systems automation.

Edge Hill is home to a £13m Tech Hub. Here you’ll learn in our 3D Computer Augmented Virtual Environment and experiment in specialist labs with robots, e-pucks and Arduinos. With great industry links, you’ll meet employers like AO and Bentley Motors at our careers fair, and secure placements with top companies.

See yourself as an experimenter, builder and problem solver? Computer engineering is all about being hands-on and thinking creatively to find solutions. Design your own engineering projects. Experiment in our specialist labs with robots powered by AI, mobile robots like e-pucks and prototyping platform Arduino. Discover why over 89% of students say our IT resources and facilities successfully support their learning (National Student Survey 2020).

At Edge Hill, keep your options open or specialise in an area that sparks your interest. Choose from electronic engineering, robotics and artificial intelligence, or systems automation. Whatever you pick, you’ll spend most of your time in our £13m Tech Hub, home to our 3D Computer Augmented Virtual Environment.

We’ll help you prepare for your future with annual events like our careers fair, with organisations like AO and Bentley Motors attending, and our End of Year Showcase to celebrate your achievements. And with strong industry links, we’ll help you secure invaluable placements.

Everything you learn is relevant to industry and you’ll work on real world projects. Our students programmed Robbie the Robot to help care for people with dementia through AI.
Learn from a teaching team carrying out vital research for international projects. One example is their work improving the safety of self-driving cars by programming them to recognise driver distraction.
Develop your expertise in our £13m Tech Hub. Here you’ll find our 3D Computer Augmented Virtual Environment and specialist labs with robots, e-pucks and Arduinos.

Courses

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Computer Engineering

BSc (Hons)

Immerse yourself in programming, robotics, automation, visualisation and system design on a degree focused on the engineering principles that underpin systems, embedded systems and control, microprocessors and instrumentation techniques.

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UCAS Code:	G600
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Electrical Engineering

BEng (Hons)

Discover the core disciplines of electrical engineering, programming and applied mathematics and immerse yourself in the technology that underpins a range of systems and instrumentation techniques.

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UCAS Code:	H620
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Electrical Engineering

MEng

Develop advanced knowledge of electrical engineering, programming and applied mathematics and discover the technology that underpins embedded systems, power systems, sensor systems and instrumentation techniques.

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UCAS Code:	H621
Course Length:	4 Years Full-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Electronic Engineering

BEng (Hons)

Discover the core disciplines of electronic engineering, programming and applied mathematics and immerse yourself in the technology that underpins embedded systems, sensor systems and instrumentation techniques.

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UCAS Code:	H610
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Electronic Engineering

MEng

Develop advanced knowledge in electronic engineering, programming and applied mathematics, immerse yourself in embedded systems, sensor systems and instrumentation techniques, and gain specialist expertise in wireless communications and smart systems.

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UCAS Code:	H601
Course Length:	4 Years Full-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Intelligent Automation & Robotics

MEng

Discover how intelligent autonomous systems are transforming modern manufacturing and the utility supply process, while developing advanced knowledge of emerging technologies, computer vision and Internet of Things security concepts.

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UCAS Code:	H672
Course Length:	4 Years Full-Time
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Intelligent Automation & Robotics

BEng (Hons)

Develop specialist engineering skills in modern control systems, industrial automation techniques and robotics, while discovering how intelligent automation has transformed modern manufacturing and the utility supply process.

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UCAS Code:	H671
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

BSc (Hons)

Prepare for a career working with intelligent systems, from domestic appliances to robots, on a degree which introduces you to a variety of cutting-edge technologies and carries initial accreditation by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

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UCAS Code:	GH76
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Systems Automation

BSc (Hons)

Immerse yourself in programming, robotics, automation, visualisation and modelling and gain specialist expertise in the executive design, development, control and monitoring of automated systems.

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UCAS Code:	I101
Course Length:	3 Years Full-Time Typically 4.5 Years Part-Time
Location:	Edge Hill University

Course Name	Qualification	UCAS Code
Computer Engineering	BSc (Hons)	G600
Electrical Engineering	BEng (Hons)	H620
Electrical Engineering	MEng	H621
Electronic Engineering	BEng (Hons)	H610
Electronic Engineering	MEng	H601
Intelligent Automation & Robotics	MEng	H672
Intelligent Automation & Robotics	BEng (Hons)	H671
Robotics & Artificial Intelligence	BSc (Hons)	GH76
Systems Automation	BSc (Hons)	I101

Student Views

Artificial Intelligence can only grow in the future as it becomes more and more a part of our lives. There will be an increasing demand for people with skills and understanding of robotics and AI.

Lucie Jones

BSc (Hons) Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

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Facilities

A student builds a system with Raspberry PI. The £13 million purpose-built Tech Hub offers highly contemporary suites of outstanding facilities for Computer Science and Engineering students.

Modern computing and engineering laboratories are equipped with comprehensive test and measurement equipment, high-specification computers, high-resolution screens and the latest hardware and software. A four-screen CAVE (Computer Augmented Virtual Environment) provides a super immersive 3D virtual environment, enabling users to immerse themselves in a virtual room and experience real life scenarios in 4K resolution.

There are also specialist laboratories for networking and games programming, in addition to a specialist research laboratory, open access laboratory, a Harvard style lecture theatre, and ‘The Hatchery’, a working space for new business ideas.

Learning resources include robots and a robotics simulator, wired and wireless networking hardware, graphics software, web development tools, software development environments, big data servers, eye trackers, giant 3D interactive teaching screens, and other specialist software required for studying forensics and internet security techniques.

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A student builds a system with Raspberry PI.

Students learn the basics of the Sawyer robot.

Students apply their knowledge of programming to the Sawyer robot.

A student experiments with the Sawyer robot.

Students learn the basics of the Sawyer robot. Another robot is visible in the foreground.

Three students study a laptop screen. A Sawyer robot is visible in the foreground.

Students walk past the Computer Augmented Virtual Environment (CAVE) in the Tech Hub.

A student uses the CAVE, a super immersive 3D virtual environment, in the Tech Hub.

A student uses virtual reality equipment in the Tech Hub.

A student applies their skills in programming robots.

A lecturer addresses four students during a session on robotics.

Students gather round a computer screen while working on a project together.

A student reads notes in a computer laboratory in the Tech Hub.

A student works at a computer screen in a computer lab in the Tech Hub.

Students work at computers in a study room in the Tech Hub.

Students work together on computers in the Tech Hub.

A student looks over the shoulder of another as they study a computer screen in the Tech Hub.

Students sit round desks working in a social learning space in the Tech Hub.

Students sit round tables working in one of the social learning areas in the Tech Hub.

Students attend a lecture in a Harvard style theatre in the Tech Hub.

Two students share a joke during a lecture in the Tech Hub.

Students walk through the foyer of the Tech Hub after a lecture.

Five students descend a flight of stairs in the Tech Hub, overlooking three students sat round a table in the foyer of the building.

Open Days and Virtual Events

Two students walk away from the Tech Hub. If you are considering studying at Edge Hill University, the best way we usually recommend to gain an insight into the student experience is by attending an open day.

Our virtual open day pages offer the chance to discover everything that Edge Hill University has to offer and find out more about any subjects of interest, including computer engineering, through a series of online activities.

You can view exclusive video content, including pre-recorded presentations about the University and our courses, take a virtual tour of the campus, and find out more about student life, accommodation and student support.

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Book your place at an open day