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Electronic Engineering and Computer Science On-demand Open Day

Electronic Engineering and Computer Science On-demand Open Day
  1. Queen Mary University of London
  2. Undergraduate
  3. Open Days
  4. On-demand Open Day
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  6. Electronic engineering and computer science

Welcome to the Electronic Engineering and Computer Science On-demand Open Day! Our School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science is one of the oldest academic schools of its kind in the UK. Our degrees combine practical skills in software development and interface design with an understanding of the fundamental principles of computers and networks. Find out more about these subjects at Queen Mary below.

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Computing with Management (ITMB) and Software for Business Welcome Talk

Find out more about studying this subject with us.

Computer Science and Computer Science with Mathematics Welcome Talk

Find out more in our online welcome talk.

Electronic Engineering Welcome Talk

Find out more about Electronic Engineering at Queen Mary.

Design and Creative Computing Welcome Talk

Discover Design and Creative Computing at Queen Mary.

Student and academic panel

Hear from current students and academics at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science during this panel session.

Chat online with former students

Connect online with students that have already graduated and find out about life during and after Queen Mary.

Callum explains what it's like to study Electronic Engineering at Queen Mary

Callum Smith is the Student Ambassador for Electronic Engineering, and has shared his insight into the subject and advice for future students.
Callum explains what it's like to study Electronic Engineering at Queen Mary

"If an opportunity comes to you, it comes to you for a reason."

Nida tells us about how her degree prepared her for her product analyst role at Visa, impostor syndrome and what she misses about student life.
"If an opportunity comes to you, it comes to you for a reason."

Support that goes beyond study

Nabilah talks through the help she got from the Queen Mary Career and Enterprise Service.
Support that goes beyond study

Research that excites and inspires

Discover some of the research that goes on here, from real-time movie sound effects software to wireless devices for first responders.
Research that excites and inspires

"The resources and facilities are amazing"

Computer Science with Management (ITMB) student Yasmin tells us her thoughts on life at Queen Mary and the opportunities her degree has given her.
"The resources and facilities are amazing"

World-class facilities

Discover the lab facilities at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science.

The importance of algorithms

Watch Professor Paul Curzon talk through graphs’ ability to solve real world problems.
The importance of algorithms

Brain in a bag

Professor Paul Curzon grabs some nearby students to create a computational model of neurones. One capable of playing ‘Snap’.
Brain in a bag

Strictly micro:bit

A celebrity-studded practical demonstration of dance – to explain a bubble sort algorithm.
Strictly micro:bit

Things to make: a hexahexaflexagon

What better way to pass the time before you join us, than create a colour-changing hexahexaflexagon.
Things to make: a hexahexaflexagon

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