Engineering and Manufacturing Undergraduate Degrees in Scotland

...to have a sound grasp of basic sciences, to be inventive and creative, to be able to sell your ideas to clients and colleagues and, in due course...

...to be able to sell your ideas to clients and colleagues and, in due course, to organise and lead fellow professionals. You are expected to be good at mathematics...

...in the area of your specialisation. The project occupies half of your study time and can be undertaken in Aberdeen or abroad. The opportunity exists...

...to be able to sell your ideas to clients and colleagues and, in due course, to organise and lead fellow professionals. You are expected to be good at mathematics...

...The main method of assessment is examinations in January and May although for many courses pressure is taken off the examinations by use of continuous assessment...

...in the second year, the topics covered include: Engineering Mathematics Materials and Structures Electronics and Programmable Systems Fluid Mechanics...

...You do not need to finalise your choice of specialisation until you begin third year. In the first year you will study topics such as: Engineering Mathematics...

...The third course, which is optional, covers a selection of mathematical topics. The Analysis course includes Differentiation and Integration of Functions in One Variable...

...Specialist seminars Site visits/experience Surveying/geology residential camp Application of professional software Modules are assessed through either...