We explain how to apply for the MSc programme in Reliable Embedded Systems from the University of Leicester on this page.
Please note that the information on this page applies:
Applications from “International” students — those from outside the EU — who wish to study in the UK are welcome but the application process is slightly different: please refer to the Application Page for International Students for details.
Please refer to the main MSc page for further information about this popular MSc programme.
You can also download an MSc brochure
All students (International, EU, UK) take this popular MSc programme on a part-time basis.
Within the University of Leicester, this type of part-time teaching programme is referred to as an “executive MSc”: rather like an MBA programme, most “students” on the programme have several years of experience in industry before they join the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems. The level of teaching (and — in particular — the nature of the discussions in the interactive teaching seminars) reflects the high level of experience in the classroom.
This type of advanced MSc programme is delivered on a part-time basis simply because most of the people on the programme have full-time jobs at a senior level in wide range of organisations: these individuals are not in a position to give up work for 1-2 years to study on a full-time basis. The training structure reflects this.
Most students take 3 weeks off work each year (over a two year-period) to attend intensive MSc modules. During the rest of the year, they work as normal (and make time to complete their MSc project, usually at work).
We find that most companies are very supportive of employees who wish to undertake the MSc programme in Reliable Embedded Systems.
To undertake the University of Leicester programmes, the University has certain entry criteria.
In most cases, candidates are expected to hold an undergraduate degree (e.g. BSc, BEng) in an appropriate discipline (from a recognised institution), at the level of Second Class Honours (2:2) or equivalent. All courses will be taught in English. Evidence of proficiency in English may be required.
Attending the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems in the UK costs a total of £4680.00 per year (for two years). This fee includes VAT (2011 rates).
Attending the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems in Malaysia costs a total of £3900.00 per year (for two years).
Please note that the fees are the same for all students (UK / EU / International).
Group discounts are also available (bookings of 6 or more places from a single organisation).
For further information, please contact us.
The fees (for both the complete MSc and individual short courses) include:
If required, we can assist you in finding accommodation during the teaching weeks in Leicester or Penang (accommodation costs are not included in the course fee).
Please contact us for further details.
Our programme of sponsored places on the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems is a highly-successful scheme which offers significant benefits to both:
Individual modules on the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems can be taken as independent “short courses”.
Taking a short course can be a good introduction to the MSc programme. For example:
We believe that these short courses represent excellent value for money, and a great way to “test the water” if you are considering joining the full MSc programme.
Please contact us for registration details.
Please note that you can take only a single short course at this price: the normal short-course fee is £1800 + VAT (UK).
To apply for a place on the MSc in Reliable Embedded Systems, you need to complete the University application form (which is available in PDF format).
The completed application form should be returned to:
Aley Imran Rizvi, Technical Training Officer, TTE Systems Ltd, 106 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 7EA, UK.
(Documents can be returned by post or sent by e-mail: please contact us if you require assistance.)
Please:
Successful applicants will receive a formal offer letter from the University of Leicester.
Please note that all offer letters will be “Conditional” until payment of course fees is received for the first year of the programme.
For further information (or to make an application for multiple seats), please contact us.