Among the top three most favoured overseas education destinations of US, UK and Canada, the UK has the least number of Indian students. But in 2020 with the global lockdown due to Covid-19, where most countries reported a downward trend, it was the UK which recorded an increase in hosting Indian students.
The UK is home to some of the oldest and most popular universities of the world and so it is naturally one of the top preferences among international students.
Here, Careers360 has discussed the 10 best university in UK for electrical and electronic engineering on the basis of their ranking as per Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings of 2024.
A total of 1,374 universities were ranked by the THE in the engineering domain, where 65 universities were from the UK. However only 11 universities from these were found in the Times Higher Education Electrical Engineering Ranking.
Overall, University of Oxford is ranked in first position by THE world university ranking but it stood fourth in Electrical And Electronic Engineering World Ranking.
THE Rank | University Name |
---|---|
4 | University of Oxford |
5 | |
10 | Imperial College London |
42 | |
45 | University College London (UCL) |
83 | |
94 | University of Sheffield |
96 | University of Bristol |
97 | |
98 | University of Nottingham |
Few universities offer subject-wise tuition fee details on their website. However, Careers360 found that fees for Electrical and Electronics engineering courses in UK is lesser compared to a Computer Science course in the UK. Universities in this list include the prestigious UCL, University of Manchester and also University of Bristol.
However, at Imperial College London the tuition fees for Electrical and Electronics engineering courses is almost three lakhs higher than a course in Computer Science.
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Course Fee At Top 10 UK Universities
University Name | Tuition Fees: (In Rupees)* |
---|---|
University of Oxford | 51,30,869 |
43,20,398 | |
University of Cambridge | 41,32,766 |
39,57,375 | |
University of Edinburgh | 36,72,444 |
University of Manchester | 34,29,725 |
University of Bristol | 30,92,029 |
30,71,978 | |
University of Nottingham | 30,18,158 |
University of Southampton | 28,91,522 |
*Converted to Indian Rupee (1 GBP = 105.53 INR)
International student pool at these top universities of the UK is anywhere between 27 to 61 per cent. If one were to consider the top 10 universities in the US, UK and Canada; universities in the UK have the highest percentage of international students.
University Name | No. of Full Time Students | No. of International Students |
---|---|---|
University College London (UCL) | 41,110 | 25,077 |
University of Manchester | 40,725 | 18,326 |
University of Edinburgh | 33,940 | 15,612 |
Imperial College London | 20,275 | 12,368 |
University of Sheffield | 27,860 | 11,144 |
University of Oxford | 21,750 | 9,135 |
University of Nottingham | 33,520 | 9,050 |
27,335 | 8,474 | |
University of Cambridge | 20,565 | 7,815 |
University of Southampton | 19,920 | 6,972 |
The below-mentioned gender ratio shows the overall university strength and not just for Electrical and Electronics engineering courses. It is interesting to know that in seven out of the 10 universities, female candidates surpass the male candidates. University of Oxford, University of Cambridge and Imperial College London are the three universities where this trend is flipped.
Name | Female:Male Ratio |
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University of Edinburgh | 61 : 39 |
University College London (UCL) | 59 : 41 |
University of Manchester | 56 : 44 |
University of Bristol | 55 : 45 |
54 : 46 | |
University of Sheffield | 53 : 47 |
University of Southampton | 51 : 49 |
University of Oxford | 49 : 51 |
University of Cambridge | 48 : 52 |
Imperial College London | 42 : 58 |
These top universities of the UK have a student-staff ratio ranging from 11 to 16. It simply means for every 11 (or 16) student there is one staff member.
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