HND Electrical and Electronic Engineering

• Study mode: Part Time
• Duration: HND Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Student type: Undergraduates
• Course code: NHND03/R02

BTEC Higher Nationals are vocational qualifications designed to give you the skills to put your knowledge to effective use in the workplace.

They are highly valued by employers and may be used towards gaining professional status.

Higher National Diplomas (HNDs) are Level 5 qualifications which can be studied either full-time or part-time.

You will study 8 units which will include: Electronic principles, Engineering Design, Further analytical methods for engineers, Energy management, Electrical/Electronic and digital principles, Management of projects, PLCs and Further electrical power.

By the end of the course you should be able to: Understand the principles of and carry out complex calculations in scientific and mathematical subjects with confidence, work independently on long term project & design work, use computer hardware/software to support other skills, have an awareness of management techniques and their relevance in an engineering environment and be able to apply all of the above within a working environment.

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Entry requirements

48 UCAS points in a science related subject. Plus 5 GCSEs including maths and English at grade 4 (C) or above.

We would welcome applications from candidates with the equivalent qualifications or relevant experience.

All applications are subject to a successful interview and initial assessment.

For more information please contact our Student Services team for information on 01946 839300.

Costs

Find Higher Education course costs on our Financial Support page - click here for more details. We have a wide range of resources available, however, you may be required to purchase course texts and learning resources.

What next?

This course could lead to promotion at work or new employment. You could go to University to top up to a degree in Energy BEng Hons. For further application guidance and government consumer rights visit: http://www.lcwc.ac.uk/support/university-level-applications/