School of Electronics and Electrical Engineering participated in advanced research in the fields of power electronics and drives and sustainable energy. We carry out many interdisciplinary scientific research projects, including mechanical engineering, physical science, biological science and medicine, and students have the opportunity to cooperate with researchers in energy conversion, aerospace and biomedicine. According to the British Guardian’s ranking in 2019, the University of Nottingham ranks first in the UK in electronic and electrical engineering. According to the authoritative research excellence framework in the UK (﹙ref 2014﹚), the University of Nuoda ranked third in the UK in terms of scientific research capability.

　　The School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering is affiliated to the ﹙faculty of engineering﹚ of Nuoda University, which is located in the picturesque ﹙university park campus﹚, which is built around the lake. Since 2003, the University Park Campus has won the ﹙green flag awar﹚ for 16 consecutive years, which evaluates the green environmental protection level of outdoor spaces in Britain and the world, and public spaces with higher environmental protection will receive this award.

　　The faculty of Nuoda University are engineers with rich industry experience, which helps to ensure that the knowledge students learn is closely related to the industry and understand the latest industry development trends. The School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering offers a series of taught postgraduate degree courses, covering different majors and advanced engineering disciplines, including:

　　avance electrical an electronic engineering with extene research msc ﹙2 years﹚

　　electrical engineering msc iet accreite

　　electrical an electronic engineering msc iet accreite

　　electrical an electronic engineering an entrepreneurship msc iet accreite

　　electrical engineering for sustainable an renewable energy msc iet accreite

　　electronic communications an computer engineering msc iet accreite

　　power electronics an rives msc iet accreite

　　sustainable energy engineering msc ime accreite

　　The University of Nottingham has been given the opportunity to develop the engine of the airborne e-sports aircraft. Nuoda has established an innovative cooperative relationship with the famous air e-sports company air race e, and made great progress in the development of the first electric competition plane. In Nuoda’s workshop, a new integrated "plug and play" motor, battery and power electronic system will be designed and modified into the existing gasoline-driven Aerial Racing No.1.. Air race e plans to start the first race in 2020, and the prototype racing plane will contribute to the development of air race e engine and the formation of rules.