BSc (Hons) Electromechanical Engineering Technology

This honours degree trains engineers who can design, build, control and maintain equipment spanning both mechanical and electrical disciplines, reflecting rising industry demand for cross-trained staff in automation, flexible manufacturing, power systems and maintenance management. The dual grounding is positioned as the course's main differentiator from single-discipline engineering degrees. Graduates qualify to design, set up, keep running, operate, oversee and service complex industrial systems once in the workforce. Skills development leans heavily on project work and laboratory exercises, with design work supported by relevant computational packages and assessed through a mix of coursework, design studies, logbooks and project reports. The course totals 180 ECTS credits across 2,550 contact hours, and entry requires three A-level subjects plus one subsidiary subject at HSC level, or an equivalent combination such as a London GCE. The honours route runs three years full time under the standard full-degree pathway.