An electronics laboratory with Internet access emulating a traditional university laboratory for undergraduate education has been set up at Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH) in Sweden. People located in different places around the globe can perform experiments simultaneously using client PCs connected to the BTH lab server via the Internet. Only a 56 kbit/s modem and MS Internet Explorer are required. The client software can be downloaded from the laboratory web site. Equipment such as power supply, function generator, digital multi-meter, oscilloscope, and breadboard are provided. A breadboard is used by the students to form the circuits and connect the test probes. This paper describes the laboratory and discusses some implementation issues.