Program Overview

Introduction to the Electrical and Electronic Engineering for England - NTU in Mansfield Higher National Diploma

The HND Electrical and Electronic Engineering course is designed to help students build a strong foundation in engineering principles. Students will combine theoretical learning with practical application, gaining essential technical, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Course Details

• UCAS code: H624 (Full-time)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Start date: April 2026 (Part-time), September 2026 (Full-time & Part-time), April 2027 (Part-time)
• Duration: 1 year full-time, 18 months part-time
• Attendance: Full-time, Part-time
• Course delivery: On-campus (Mansfield Hub)
• Accredited: Higher Technical Qualification Certified

About this Course

The course focuses on specialist technical skills and knowledge, providing students with a clear set of skills and goals for entering employment. With flexible full-time and part-time options, the course is ideal for those working in the industry. Students will explore key areas such as electrical systems, embedded systems, and power generation, using state-of-the-art facilities for hands-on experience.

What You'll Study

Students will study the underpinning engineering theory and apply it through practical sessions in the engineering facilities. The modules will focus on relating theory to current engineering topics and issues, exploring developing and future technologies.

Module Information

The course includes the following modules:

• Professional Engineering Management: Develop the range of employability skills needed for professional engineers
• Further Engineering Maths: Analyse and model engineering situations using mathematical techniques
• Further Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Develop skills in the use of PLCs in engineering and manufacturing
• Further Electrical Machines and Drives: Develop skills in the use and application of electrical machines
• Industrial Power, Electronics and Storage: Explore the potential impacts of climate change and sustainable energy sources
• Embedded Systems: Develop knowledge of computer hardware and programming skills
• Further Electrical, Electronic and Digital Principles: Develop a structured approach to the analysis of AC single-phase and three-phase powered circuitry
• Utilisation of Electrical Power: Build knowledge of electrical power systems and distribution

Entry Requirements

• UK students: Higher National Certificate in General Engineering or equivalent, GCSE English and Maths grade C / 4
• International students: This course is not suitable for students who require a Student Visa

Fees and Funding

• UK students:
  • Full-time: £8,160 (for courses starting between September 2026 and April 2027)
  • Part-time (18 months): £5,440 (Year one), £2,720 (Year two)
• International students: This course is not suitable for international students requiring a Student Visa

Careers and Employability

The course prepares students for a wide range of engineering roles. Graduates have successful careers in organisations such as the NHS, E.on UK, and Uniper Technologies. The Employability team provides personal support and advice, and the course includes at least eight weeks of assessed work-like experience.

Campus and Facilities

Students will have access to an Engineering Lab, a high-performance CAD suite, industry-standard robotics, hydraulics and pneumatics test equipment, and electronics equipment. Facilities and services include a University Centre, Teaching and Learning Centre, library, dedicated study zones, on-site café, social spaces, sports facilities, and Student Support Services.