Program Overview

Introduction to the Program

The BEng (Hons) Engineering program at Bangor University is a three-year full-time course that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles and practices. The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to pursue a career in engineering.

Program Structure

The program consists of six modules per year, with a mix of compulsory and optional modules. The modules cover a range of topics, including engineering mathematics, materials science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering.

Compulsory Modules

• Deunyddiau Peirianneg 1 (Engineering Materials 1)
• Cyflwyniad i Beirianneg Fecanyddol (Introduction to Mechanical Engineering)
• Gweithgynhyrchu drwy Gymorth Cyfrifiadur (Computer-Aided Manufacturing)
• Mathemateg Uwch ar gyfer Peirianneg a Gwyddoniaeth Gymhwysol (Advanced Mathematics for Engineering and Applied Science)
• Sylfeini Rhaglennu Gorchmynnol (Introduction to Programming)
• Cyflwyniad i Systemau Mewnblanedig (Introduction to Embedded Systems)

Optional Modules

• ICE-1301 OR ICC-1301 - Dewis Iaith (Electrical and Electronic Principles - English or Welsh)
• ICE-2211 OR ICC-2211 - Dewis Iaith (Mathematical Methods and Linear Systems - English or Welsh)
• ICE-3001 OR ICC-3001 - Dewis Iaith (Individual Project - English or Welsh)
• ICE-3011 or ICC-3011 - Dewis Iaith (Quality Management - English or Welsh)

Year 1 Modules

• Deunyddiau Peirianneg 1 (Engineering Materials 1)
• Cyflwyniad i Beirianneg Fecanyddol (Introduction to Mechanical Engineering)
• Gweithgynhyrchu drwy Gymorth Cyfrifiadur (Computer-Aided Manufacturing)
• Mathemateg Uwch ar gyfer Peirianneg a Gwyddoniaeth Gymhwysol (Advanced Mathematics for Engineering and Applied Science)
• Sylfeini Rhaglennu Gorchmynnol (Introduction to Programming)
• Cyflwyniad i Systemau Mewnblanedig (Introduction to Embedded Systems)

Year 2 Modules

• Rheoli a Chynllunio Projectau yn Gynaliadwy (Sustainable Project Management and Planning)
• Deunyddiau Peirianneg 2 (Engineering Materials 2)
• Thermodynameg Peirianneg (Thermodynamics)
• Dynameg Llifyddion a Throsglwyddiad Gwres ar gyfer Peirianwyr (Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer for Engineers)
• Cyflwyniad i Systemau Rheoli (Introduction to Control Systems)
• ICE-2211 OR ICC-2211 - Dewis Iaith (Mathematical Methods and Linear Systems - English or Welsh)

Year 3 Modules

• Deunyddiau mewn Amgylcheddau Eithafol (Materials in Extreme Environments)
• Modelu a Dylunio Menter ar gyfer Peirianneg (Modelling and Design of Engineering Systems)
• Dyluniad Peiriannau (Machine Design)
• Dulliau Ymchwil (Research Methods)
• Lleoliad Haf (Summer Placement)
• ICE-3001 OR ICC-3001 - Dewis Iaith (Individual Project - English or Welsh)
• ICE-3011 or ICC-3011 - Dewis Iaith (Quality Management - English or Welsh)

Admission Requirements

• TGAU: grade B/5 in Mathematics, A-level (if the Level 3 qualification does not include Mathematics or Science).
• The offers are based on tariffs, 120-136 tariff points from a Level 3 qualification, including:
  • A-levels: including grade C in Mathematics and grade C in Physics (or Electronics or another Science subject. General Studies and Key Skills are not normally accepted).
  • BTEC National Extended Diploma in Engineering: DDM-DDM.
  • Cambridge Technical Extended Diploma in Engineering: DDM-DDM.
  • City & Guilds Advanced Technical Extended Diploma in Engineering: DDM-DDM.
  • International Baccalaureate Diploma: including H5 in Mathematics and Physics.
  • Access: consideration on a case-by-case basis.
  • Welsh Baccalaureate: consideration on a case-by-case basis.

Career Opportunities

The BEng (Hons) Engineering program provides students with a wide range of career opportunities, including:

• Aerospace engineering
• Automotive engineering
• Biomedical engineering
• Control and instrumentation engineering
• Design engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Environmental engineering
• Manufacturing engineering
• Materials engineering
• Mechanical engineering
• Nuclear engineering
• Production engineering
• Structural engineering

Support Services

The University's Skills and Employability Service provides a wide range of support, opportunities, and resources to help students explore, prepare for, and apply for their graduate career.

Additional Costs

There may be additional costs associated with the program, such as:

• Books
• Printing
• Photocopying
• Materials for projects
• Specialized clothing or equipment
• Travel to placement locations
• Optional field trips
• Software

Language Support

The University offers a range of language support services, including:

• Language skills support
• Study skills support
• Student services support

Bursaries and Scholarships

The University offers a range of bursaries and scholarships to support students, including:

• The Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Main Scholarship: Ł1,000 per year for up to three years for students studying 80 credits/66% of the year through the medium of Welsh.
• The Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Incentive Scholarship: Ł500 per year for up to three years for students studying 40 credits/33% of the year through the medium of Welsh.
• The Welsh Language Bursary: Ł250 per year for students studying 40 credits/33% of the year through the medium of Welsh.

Benefits of Studying through the Medium of Welsh

• Scholarships and bursaries are available for studying through the medium of Welsh.
• There is a high demand for bilingual skills in the workplace.
• Bilingual employees can earn higher salaries on average.
• You will be able to discuss your subject in both languages.
• Data shows that students who study through the medium of Welsh are more likely to be in high-quality jobs after graduation.

Student Experiences

A series of engaging videos where past students discuss their experience of studying through the medium of Welsh, their career path, and how the Welsh language has opened doors for them in their professional careers.

Support for Studying through the Medium of Welsh

• Language skills support: an opportunity to develop or learn Welsh with the support of staff from the Canolfan Bedwyr, the University's Welsh language service.
• Study skills support: the Learning and Teaching Support Team offers a range of services through the medium of Welsh to help you with your studies.
• Student services support: all the University's student services - from financial advice to counseling - are available through the medium of Welsh.
• Personal tutor support: you will have a personal tutor who speaks Welsh.

You also have the right to submit assignments in Welsh in all modules.