FdEng Integrated Engineering – Manufacturing
Part-time
This course is subject to approval
Location • City Campus
Subject area • Engineering
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This course has been designed in consultation with a number of employers. They have expressed a need for engineering technicians with specialist knowledge, but with an appreciation of the engineering challenges across the various engineering disciplines.
It is for people currently working in engineering and provides you with the flexibility to work in various roles across your organisation.
We focus on work-based learning, so you apply your academic studies to your workplace. This ensures that the learning is relevant to both you and your employer.
You study the underlying principles of engineering before specialising in manufacturing engineering. Business operations and employability are covered throughout the course providing you with the skills and knowledge to build a successful engineering career.
Other skills you develop to improve your career potential include • business management • project management • teamwork • communication. You also complete projects which involve the analysing, designing, prototyping and testing of control and instrumentation systems and components.
The course is run as a partnership with Derby College and North Lindsey College, allowing you to benefit from the combined resources and experience of the three institutions.
After successfully completing this foundation degree, you can apply for two more years of part-time study to gain a BEng honours degree.
Related courses
- FdEng Integrated Engineering – Mechanical (Part-time)
- FdEng Integrated Engineering – Electrical (Part-time)
Key Information Set 
Part-time – typically 1 day a week.
You can study 24 weeks a year for three years at North Lindsey College or you can study 36 weeks a year for 2 years at Derby College.
2013/14 academic year
Typically £6,600 a year studying at Derby College.
For fees at North Lindsey College, please contact the college directly on 01724 281111.
The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees and funding see www.shu.ac.uk/funding
• coursework • in-class timed assessment • examinations
This course is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology and is the first step to becoming an incorporated engineer.
