32 Electrical Engineering PhDs in United Kingdom

PhD in Engineering Doctorate/ Professional Doctorate in Digital Media

The Engineering Doctorate (EngD) at the Centre for Digital Entertainment (CDE) is a collaboration between the University of Bath and Bournemouth University. It offers the opportunity to conduct research in an industrial context. Industrial collaborators come from the fields of computer games, VFX, image processing, graphics and animation. The program lasts 4 years, of which 3 will be spent in a company engaged on research projects, one on Masters level courses.

PhD in Offshore Renewable Energy (Engineering Doctorate)

The Universities of Edinburgh, Strathclyde and Exeter together with the Scottish Association for Marine Science and HR-Wallingford have formed a partnership to deliver the RCUK/ETI Industrial Doctorate Centre for Offshore Renewable Energy (IDCORE).

PhD in Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering PhD/MPhil (Communications Engineering Specialism)

University of Birmingham

We have a broad range of research centred on the applications of microwave technology into communications and sensor systems, and on novel aspects of network design with research funding from the EU, research councils, MoD and industry. We have a long tradition of excellence in electromagnetics and its applications, with exciting growth areas in microwave systems and networks.

PhD in Phd Studentship - Intelligent Monitoring of Failure Modes in Electronic Systems

Cranfield University

Cranfield University is seeking a highly motivated graduate to undertake this exciting industry-led PhD project which will research into No- Fault-Found (NFF) in Avionics Systems. Investigations in the past have shown intermittent failures are a major cause of no-fault-found in Avionics systems. The costs can be significant particularly when contractors are now being contracted for a fixed price per hour of operation.

PhD in Computing and Electronic Systems

University of Essex

This allows you to undertake research in the field of computing and electronic systems.

PhD in Electronic Systems Engineering

University of Essex

This allows you to undertake research in the field of electronic systems engineering.

PhD in Systems Engineering (EngD - Doctorate)

University of Bristol

The EngD Centre in Systems, a collaboration between Bristol and Bath universities, offers a four-year programme with research and taught units. The EngD is intended for the UK's most able research engineers who will be tomorrow's industry leaders. An alternative to the PhD, the EngD is vocationally oriented to suit industry's needs. EngD students spend about 75% of their time working in a company on collaborative research projects.

PhD in Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering PhD/MPhil (Multimodal Interaction Technologies Specialism)

University of Birmingham

The goal of our research is to develop the novel theories, algorithms and computer architecture needed to create the technological components of effective multimodal interactive systems. The group comprises nine academic staff, plus postdoctoral research staff and full-and part-time PhD students.

PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (PhD)

University of Bristol

The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has gained an international reputation in a number of research areas, particularly mobile and wireless communications systems and networks, electrical energy management, photonics and optical communications and signal processing. It collaborates with over 30 industrial organisations and has been exceedingly successful in attracting substantial research funding from diverse sources in the UK and overseas.

PhD in Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering PhD/MPhil

University of Birmingham

You can choose from a broad range of research specialisms offered by the School of Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering. PhD study normally takes three years full-time (or part-time equivalent).

PhD in Robotics

Kings College London

The King's Centre for Robotics Research comprises six academics and 28 PhD students/RAs. It has an international reputation in the field of kinematics, mechanisms, and robotics, and their applications to medical science and production. Since 2001 the Centre has published over 300 papers in prestigious journals (including IEEE Transactions, ASME Transactions) and generated over £6 million in grant income, including £3 million in current grants. Our staff are reputed nationally and internationally in kinematics, robotics and mechatronics. We collaborate closely with the KCL Health Schools (including St Thomas’ and Guy’s Hospitals) and numerous industrial partners. The Centre is renowned for its multidisciplinary research at the interfaces between Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering. The Centre is actively involved in research into such areas as computational kinematics, computational intelligence, reconfigurable mechanisms, intelligent algorithms and contr

PhD in Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering PhD/MPhil (Electrical Power, Energy and Control Systems Specialism)

University of Birmingham

The research activities in electrical power, energy and control systems are closely linked to the interdisciplinary research of the Institute for Energy Research and Policy. The new Power and Control Research Laboratory is active in development and demonstration of new energy saving and energy efficient control technology. Our research is supported by the funding from EPSRC, BCURA, AWM, and the industrial partners.