Engineering Mathematics Undergraduate Degrees in Lancashire

... by at least one professional body as meeting partial fulfilment (BEng) or full fulfilment (MEng) of the educational requirements to become a Chartered Engineer. Professional bodies include: the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Engineering Mathematics, Heat Transfer...

... will have the opportunity to consider and plan your academic progression. At this stage, you may choose to continue with your Mechanical Engineering study, or move onto any of our other specialist programmes. Specialist modules in mechanical engineering will begin in the second year, where you will cover all the... Learn about: Digital Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Mathematics...

... of the subject. Following the first year, the Mechatronics programme never loses the interdisciplinary focus that modern engineering has become. You will continue with specialist modules in the areas of mechanical and electronic engineering, as well as subjects such as control. You will also have the freedom... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Engineering Management, Engineering Mathematics...

..., or move onto any of our other specialist programmes. In the second year, you will begin to encounter specialist modules in chemical engineering, and you will continue to develop your core skills as an engineer. This year, you will also be encouraged to engage with and solve increasingly open-ended,... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Heat Transfer...

... engineering, you will develop practical skills, and test and analyse your design ideas in the laboratory or through computer simulation, using engineering IT tools. On this programme, you may decide to spend a year in industry, gaining valuable experience and enhancing your employability. We have extensive... Learn about: Nuclear Engineering, Heat Transfer, Engineering Mathematics...

... exercise. Your second year will then be spent studying at a partner university in Europe, the United States of America or Australia. This year abroad allows you to broaden your horizons, grow as a person and adds a new insight and perspective on not only the discipline of engineering... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Digital Electronics, Heat Transfer...

... in electronic and electrical engineering continue in the second year, where you will build your familiarity and practical experience in widely-used programming languages and software development environments, reinforcing your technical knowledge. This year, you will complete a small group project, where... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Business Development Project, Engineering Mathematics...