Engineering courses

...in a wide variety of subjects including installing sheathed wiring systems, conduit systems and security systems. You will be required to complete a number...

...(Level 6). On this course you'll acquire the knowledge and skills you need for an apprenticeship, or to move on to an HNC in Electrical Engineering or Electronics...

...Here, also, you will begin to develop the transferable skills that will carry you through your course, and beyond, into your life as a professional engineer... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...Here, also, you will begin to develop the transferable skills that will carry you through your course, and beyond, into your life as a professional engineer... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...Professional skills (teamwork, communication and management) Materials (the properties, selection, processing, failure and protection of metals... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Materials Engineering...

...The development of practical skills in Engineering is a key feature of the programme and you will be expected to undertake a research project to demonstrate...

...research themes, which fit closely with international research priorities. You will: Gain theoretical and practical competencies in all aspects of aircraft...

...You will cover one of the following Technical Certificates: National Certificate (NC), City & Guilds or Advanced Diploma. NVQ Units: Mechanical manufacturing engineering...

...Your time in college will be spent gaining practical experience in mechanical engineering such as drawing, hand fitting techniques, use of lathes and milling...

...Applications for postgraduate study (full-time, part-time and industry-based) by research, leading to a PhD are welcomed. Research in the department... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, Nuclear Science, Engineering of Microwaves...

...(Honours)/Economics is made up of two course lists: Course list for the Bachelor of Economics Course list for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)...

...& Installation • Electrical/Electronic Engineering THE APPRENTICESHIP FRAMEWORK The framework is made up of the following components. In order to be successful...

...workshop foreman or production team leader. Alternatively you could combine work with study and progress onto a Level 4 Apprenticeship programme...

...their freshman and sophomore years and then switch to this combined program. The Sc.B. degree program in Engineering and Physics is not accredited by... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...This course is modeled in part after the popular undergraduate course at Brown, “Introduction to Engineering.” In this course, high school students will...

...knowledge gained through the technical certificate element of the course in the key areas of Engineering • Mechanical • Electronic assembly • Working Safely...

...which candidates are required to work towards through a combination of college and work-based activities.Electrical / Electronic, Mechanical...

...of hand and machine tools. If English is not your first language, you may need an assessment before enrolling on this course. To discuss further...

...July Career opportunities This course is designed to give you continued professional development opportunities in a discipline area that enhances...

...a discipline area that enhances your employability or is of interest to you. You may wish to study a unit in sustainability, mining, project management or...