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Study/Engineering Courses
Which Course for Which Career?
There is a vast array of
engineering courses to choose from. These include
courses that deal with the main branches of
engineering - chemical, civil, control, electrical,
electronic, manufacturing, marine, mechanical and
software. There are also courses based on industrial
disciplines like design and production, others that
deal with a specific industry-based area such as
motor sports or aeronautical engineering. With such
a huge range of courses on offer, choosing how much
to specialise will largely be governed by the career
you want to pursue.
How to Navigate Your Way
Around Engineering Courses
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Consider the type and
level of course that best suits you - HND,
Undergraduate/Postgraduate Degree,
Single/Combined Honours, Sandwich Course,
Research Based, Modular or Final Examination
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What mode of study do you
prefer? - Part-time, full-time, or sandwich
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What is the duration of
the course?
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How is the course
assessed? Continuous assessment, examination
based or a combination of the two
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Do you have or expect to
obtain the required academic entry requirements?
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Some courses will have the
same or very similar titles, so it is important
to take a close look at the university
prospectus to identify both the differences and
similarities
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Ensure that the course
covers the areas that you are particularly
interested in
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Is the course accredited
by a professional engineering institution?
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Does the course have an
academic or vocational emphasis?
Is there the option to study abroad?
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