Program Overview

Program Overview

The Higher National Diploma in Engineering (General Engineering) from Pearson BTEC is a Level 5 qualification. This recognized credential by Pearson equips students with the fundamental principles and skills necessary for a successful engineering career. With specialized units and practical experience, graduates are well-prepared to solve problems in professional engineering environments. This program opens doors to rewarding career paths in various engineering fields, including electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering. It also provides opportunities for higher education or entry-level engineering jobs on a global scale.

Key Features of the Course

• Professional Focus: The Higher National Diploma in Engineering (General Engineering) emphasizes practical skills and knowledge relevant to the engineering industry, enabling students to develop a strong foundation in engineering principles and techniques.
• Broad Coverage: The course covers a wide range of engineering disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, electronic, and civil engineering, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles.
• Practical Application: Students engage in practical activities, laboratory work, and project-based learning to apply theoretical concepts to real-world engineering scenarios.
• Industry-Relevant Skills: The curriculum focuses on developing skills required in the engineering industry, such as problem-solving, technical analysis, project management, and communication skills.
• Flexibility: The HND qualification offers a flexible educational structure, allowing students to tailor their studies to specific areas of engineering based on their interests and professional goals.

Units

Year 1

• Engineering Science
• Engineering Mathematics
• Computer-Aided Design (CAD) for Engineering
• Digital Principles
• Mechanical Principles
• Engineering Design
• Measurement and Control Systems
• Professional Engineering Project (Pearson-set)

Year 2

• Research Project
• Embedded Systems
• Professional Engineering Management
• Analog Electronic Systems
• Lean Manufacturing
• Further Mathematics
• Advanced Mechanical Principles

Progression Paths

Graduates can pursue various career paths, including:

• Engineering Technician: Providing technical support in areas like design, manufacturing, testing, and maintenance.
• Assistant Engineer: With more experience and professional development, graduates can progress to assistant engineer roles, assisting in the design and development of engineering projects.
• Field Engineer: Graduates can work as field engineers, responsible for supervising and maintaining engineering systems and equipment in various industries.
• Project Coordinator: The skills developed during the course can lead to opportunities as a project coordinator, managing and ensuring the successful execution of engineering projects.
• Specialization: The diploma provides a strong foundation for students to specialize in specific engineering disciplines through higher education or work-based training.

Tuition Fees and Admission

For detailed information on tuition fees, scholarships, and admission requirements, please refer to the official program documentation or contact the admissions team.

Admission Requirements

Specific admission requirements are available upon request from the admissions department.

Application Process

To apply for the program, submit the required application form and supporting documents. The program advisors will provide further information and support throughout the application process.

Application Deadline

The application deadline for the September 2023 semester is September 16, 2023. Prospective students are strongly advised to complete their application as soon as possible to ensure eligibility for the upcoming semester and to avoid any potential delays or complications in the admission process.