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At Newcastle University (UK), the Electrical and Electronic Engineering MEng Honours degree emphasizes the applications of devices and systems, and the supporting practical work includes substantial project elements. In addition to the technical and practical expertise you will discover that our degrees are designed to provide you with opportunities to learn and develop transferable skills, such as analytical and problem-solving, project-working both as part of a team and on your own, communicating with others, planning and time management, and of course computer literacy. Electronic engineers are in demand with employers within the UK and overseas.The main employment areas include electrical supply and distribution, power systems, transport and electrical machinery. Opportunities exist in electronic circuit design, instrumentation and control for safety on industrial plants, e.g. manufacturing, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, mobile technology, automotive and aviation electronics and medical systems. The Universitys Careers Service and excellent links forged with regional and national employers brings many companies to visit the campus to give presentations, attend job fairs and carry out interviews.

Hi Dear,
Yes you can always go for higher studies in the relevant field this will give the in depth knowledge in your field. As you have mentioned below that you are doing Btech and interested in MS in Electrical engineering, then you can go for these courses from Nanyang Technological University Singapore :-
# M.Sc. (Communication Software & Networks)
# M.Sc. (Communications Engineering)
# M.Sc. (Computer Control & Automation)
# M.Sc. (Integrated Circuit Design)
Kindly refer the university website for further details:- http://www.ntu.edu.sg/collegesandprogrammes/graduate/Pages/ByCourseworkDissertation.aspx
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