BEng (Hons) Marine Technology
Bachelor's degree
In Plymouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Plymouth
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Class hours
3h
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Start date
October
Do you want to help shape the marine industry of tomorrow? Develop a comprehensive understanding of both marine engineering and naval architecture on a course that will ground you in nautical design and mechanics. On our unique degree title, professional accreditation means further training can lead you to gain Incorporated or Chartered Engineer status. When you graduate you’ll be primed for a wealth of careers within the marine industry.
You will distinguish yourself professionally with a degree accredited by the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA), the Institution of Mechanical Engineers* and the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) on behalf of the Engineering Council. You’ll increase your opportunities with a solid base in mechanical engineering and an emphasis on design, opening up a variety of possible careers.
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UCAS tariff
112 - 120
A level: typical offer will be 120 UCAS points including minimum grade C in maths and minimum grade C in 2nd science/technology/relevant subject (excluding General Studies). Applicants with UCAS points lower than the typical offer will be considered on individual case.
BTEC National Diploma/QCF Extended Diploma: DDD in a relevant science or engineering subject. Must include mathematics units.
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Subjects
- Mechanical Engineering
- Design
- Mathematics
- Mechanics
- Project
- Technology
- Industry
- Engineering
- Marine engineering
- GCSE Mathematics
Course programme
Year 1 shares modules with the MEng courses in mechanical engineering. You’ll study design, a central theme of the course, introduced through case-study and problem-based learning, materials, mechanics, thermo-fluids, electrical principles, business and mathematics. You’ll also gain practical experience through a hands-on module in manufacturing methods.
Core modules
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A5MFT1 Mech BEng 1 MFT Session
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BPIE115 Stage 1 Mechanical Placement Preparation
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MATH189 Engineering Mathematics
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MATS122 Manufacturing and Materials
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MECH117 Mechanics
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MECH118 Basic Electrical Principles
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MECH119 Skills for Design and Engineering (Marine)
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MECH121 Team Engineering (Engineering Design in Action)
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THER104 Introduction to Thermal Principles
In your second year you’ll study structures, fluids and thermodynamics, control, mathematics and business. You’ll learn about the stability and propulsion of marine craft, and about the marine environment. You’ll advance your existing design skills through application within a marine context.
Core modules
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BPIE215 Stage 2 Mechanical Placement Preparation
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CONT221 Engineering Mathematics and Control
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HYFM230 Fluid Mechanics 1
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MARN203 Stability and Hydrodynamics
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MECH232 Engineering Design
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STO208 Business for Engineers
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STRC203 Engineering Structures
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THER207 Applied Thermodynamics
Taking an optional placement year will provide you with valuable, paid, professional experience. A placement could lead to a company sponsoring your final year project and provide opportunities for your future employment. We’ll support you in finding a suitable position.
Optional modules
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BPIE335 Mechanical Engineering Related Placement
During your final year, you’ll use industry typical software, and use design and computational methods to further develop your design skills. You’ll specialise in your chosen discipline of naval architecture, marine engineering and marine systems. Finally, you’ll carry out an in-depth investigation into a specialist topic of personal interest as part of your individual honours project.
Core modules
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HYFM322 Computational Fluid Dynamics
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MARN306 Marine Engineering
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MARN338 Naval Architecture
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MARN340 Marine Systems Engineering
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MECH340 Engineering Design
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PRME307 Honours Project
Every undergraduate taught course has a detailed programme specification document describing the course aims, the course structure, the teaching and learning methods, the learning outcomes and the rules of assessment.
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BEng (Hons) Marine Technology
