Schools HELP find university in UK for course Electrical Engineering

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Finding a university in the UK that offers specific modules for electrical engineering can be challenging due to differences in academic systems. The user is seeking to complete two modules: Design of Electrical Installation and Enterprise Creation and Management. However, responses indicate that UK universities typically require students to enroll in a larger number of modules per year, often between 8 and 12. This makes it unlikely that a university would accept a student for just two modules, as it would not align with their course structure. Additionally, the specific content of the requested modules may not directly match offerings in the UK, suggesting that the user may need to explore broader options or consider alternative ways to fulfill their academic requirements.
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Hi!

I need some help to find a university in Uk.
I'm studying electrical engineering in 4th year. Next year (5th) I want to go to the UK to finish the course.

At my university I have two modules that I have to do to finish the course, so plan to have these modules at a university in the UK.

Modules are:

-Design of Electrical Installation
Program: Organization of electrical installation projects taking into account the legal framework. Study of regulations and standards applicable to the project of electrical installations. Design of electrical infrastructure facilities and industrial buildings and housing services. Design of protection systems, power surges and lightning. Lighting project with resources to software simulation for illumination calculations.

-Enterprise Creation and Management


Can someone help me find universities with courses that contains theses modules!?

thank you for the information!
 
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RMCM said:
Hi!

I need some help to find a university in Uk.
I'm studying electrical engineering in 4th year. Next year (5th) I want to go to the UK to finish the course.

At my university I have two modules that I have to do to finish the course, so plan to have these modules at a university in the UK.

Modules are:

-Design of Electrical Installation
Program: Organization of electrical installation projects taking into account the legal framework. Study of regulations and standards applicable to the project of electrical installations. Design of electrical infrastructure facilities and industrial buildings and housing services. Design of protection systems, power surges and lightning. Lighting project with resources to software simulation for illumination calculations.

-Enterprise Creation and Management


Can someone help me find universities with courses that contains theses modules!?

thank you for the information!

Firstly, why do you want to come to the UK to do two modules? In the UK we do many modules per year, usually between 8 and 12. So two modules would only make up a couple of hours per week... no university here will enrol you for that.

Also consider that we have a different university system to you guys and thus we probably don't have a module that would satisfy exactly what you are describing.
 
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