Mechanical Engineering, Foundation Degree - Part-Time

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It provides specialist studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions in which students are currently working or in which they intend to seek employment. At Level 4 your studies will include; study skills, basic mathematics, engineering design, business management techniques, engineering science, mechanical principals and mathematics for Engineers. At Level 5 your studies will include; design for manufacture, project management, stress analysis, engineering test and measurement and materials engineering. There will also be a work-based module for Level 4 and 5 and at Level 5 you will be asked to produce a work-based project. The course offers a wide range of learning experiences which cover a comprehensive range of technical units. Some of the modules you will study: - Mathematics for Engineering - Engineering Design - Business Management Techniques - Engineering Science - Work-based Project - Stress Analysis - Engineering Test and Measurement This course is offered in Partnership with Oxford Brookes University, Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment. Most of the students will be on day release from their employment. The Foundation Degree is designed to equip students for a technical or management career in the industry. It will also provide specialist studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions in which students are currently working or in which they intend to seek employment. The students will develop a range of skills and techniques, personal qualities and attitudes for successful performance in working life. The Part Time route to this qualification will run on 1 day per week for three years (FHAG308P), and the Full Time route will be 1.5 days per week for two years (FHAG306P).

Course information

Name: Mechanical Engineering, Foundation Degree - Part-Time Qualification title: Vocational study not leading to a recognised qualification, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies (SSA 4) Qualification type: Assessment Please see our website for full course information including assessment methods. http://www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20150529 14:23:15 Updated 20150529 14:23:15

Entry requirements

You will be informed of any equipment requirements prior to starting the course. Equipment required You will be informed of any equipment requirements prior to starting the course.

Provider

ABINGDON AND WITNEY COLLEGE
Further Education
enquiry@abingdon-witney.ac.uk
01235 555585
http://www.abingdon-witney.ac.uk

Address

Wootton Road Town: ABINGDON County:Oxfordshire

Learning aims

Title: Vocational study not leading to a recognised qualification, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies (SSA 4) Qualification: Vocational study not leading to a recognised qualification, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies (SSA 4) Classification: Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies

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