HND in Mechanical Technology, Level 5

You will be assessed on an ongoing basis through assignment-based coursework, although there are some internally set tests. You will be assessed by the College and then externally moderated by BTEC Edexcel. What can I do next After completing your HND, you may wish to progress to university and ‘top-up’ your qualification to a BEng (Hons) Electrical/Electronic Engineering degree programme.



There are job opportunities available for Mechanical Engineers in practically every field of work, including transport, health, defence, manufacturing, entertainment, finance, publishing, building, design and research, to name but a few!



You could choose to specialise in the aerospace, defence or energy industries or you may want to work in the manufacturing of industrial and domestic products, drugs, furniture or food. There is also the potential to work in design, research and development, marketing, sales, production management and quality. Course Modules Further Mathematics for Engineering Technicians - Core Module

A preparation mathematics module that is taught across all of our HNC/HND programmes to provide a good base and preparation for the Analytical Methods module.



Analytical Methods - Core Module

A mathematics module, taught across all HNC/HND

programmes, providing contextualised analysis of mathematics in engineering situations.



Engineering Science (Mechanical and Electrical) - Core Module

A science module, taught across all HNC/HND programmes, to provide a good general engineering science base for any engineering subject.



Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation - Core Module

Usually a work-based project to develop skills of independent enquiry demonstrating

project management skills relevant to the students own employment and ambitions.



Mechanical Principles – Mandatory Module for Mechanical Engineering Pathway

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