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Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) - BEng Hons Degree (Part-time)

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Qualification name BEng (Hons) Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)
Qualification level 6
Awarding organisation Lancaster University
Learning method Classroom based
Course type Higher Education
Course hours Part-time
Course start date 7th September 2026
Cost £6,527.00
Attendance pattern Daytime

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Electrical and electronic engineering is one of the world's oldest engineering disciplines and has been responsible for some of science's key technological advances thanks to developments in the fields of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. Today, it is increasingly oriented towards IT and computing, embedded systems, robotics, tech and energy to achieve optimisation, simplicity and reliability in the new devices of the 21st century. Our three-year, part-time BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree starts at Level 5 and is designed for individuals who have already achieved a relevant Level 4 qualification and ideally want to combine study with existing work commitments. Taking into account the rapidly evolving world of electrical and electronic engineering, this pathway will provide you with a thoroughly up-to-date set of modules. Having mastered the foundational elements of engineering during your Level 4 qualification, here you will move on to explore advanced, practical subject topics such as microprocessors and microcontrollers, control and simulation, embedded systems, digital signal and image processing. Embedded within the modules are hands-on learning opportunities and many innovative activities in a blend of practical and theoretical experiences to enhance employability. Electrical and Electronic Engineering is an exciting specialism which adapts easily to many engineering areas and offers fantastic career opportunities for those interested in technology and innovation. Many of our graduates are now employed by major companies such as EDF Energy, Westinghouse Springfields, Airbus, Leyland Trucks and PACCAR, NIC, GE, and Ford Motor Company as design, production, project or research and development engineers.

Find out what qualifications and skills you will need for this course.

A minimum of 48 UCAS points (excluding Functional Skills) in an appropriate discipline: DD from A levels to include mathematics and a technology, engineering or science-based subject; PPP from Extended Diploma, MP from Diploma, MM from 90 Credit Diploma in a science or technology-based subject, including passes in mathematics.

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Most courses are assessed via a combination of coursework, exams and practical assessments. Exams are formal, timed written assessments, carried out in a controlled environment and overseen by one or more invigilators. Coursework differs from exams in that it is usually non-timed and carried out independently. Practical assessments involve observation of your practical skills and competencies by a trained assessor. Please contact us for further details about the course.

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The College is well known for its friendly and supportive environment. We have dedicated tutors to help you achieve your learning goals. We also have an experienced team of advisers who can provide additional support along with advice and guidance on a whole range of issues, free of charge. The important thing is that you make the most of your time with us and if we can help with that in any way, we will. Please contact us for further details about the course.

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Most courses are assessed via a combination of coursework, exams and practical assessments. Exams are formal, timed written assessments, carried out in a controlled environment and overseen by one or more invigilators. Coursework differs from exams in that it is usually non-timed and carried out independently. Practical assessments involve observation of your practical skills and competencies by a trained assessor.

The UK has a significant shortfall of suitably skilled and qualified engineers across all engineering disciplines. This, coupled with the fact that a generation of engineers will be retiring over the next five years, means that the job market remains buoyant with signifiicantly higher than average graduate starting salaries and exceptional opportunities for progression.

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Name BISPHAM CAMPUS
Address BLACKPOOL AND THE FYLDE COLLEGE
Ashfield Road
Blackpool
Lancashire
FY2 0HB
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Email info@blackpool.ac.uk
Phone 01253 352352
Website http://www.blackpool.ac.uk
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