Electromechanical Engineering BEng (Hons)

at University College Birmingham

• Gain practical experience in our cutting-edge engineering facilities, immersing yourself in hands-on learning opportunities.
• Explore real-world applications through visits to manufacturing and engineering sites, facilitated by industry partners such as Shell Energy and Warwick Manufacturing Group.
• Learn from experienced lecturers with extensive industry knowledge, supplemented by insights from leading guest speakers.
• Engage in programming robots and controllers within our state-of-the-art industrial manufacturing cell facility, while utilising modern laboratories for practical work in various engineering disciplines.
• Develop expertise in simulation software and computer control of automated operations, ensuring readiness for the demands of the industry, while honing independent learning skills to stay abreast of evolving technologies throughout your career.

Important Dates

• This programme starts in September 2024

Course Rankings:

University College Birmingham (UCB) is esteemed in the UK education sector, evident through its consistent recognition in national and global rankings. Warwick University, a distinguished member of the Russell Group, has accredited UCB's extensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, along with several higher-level apprenticeships

Modules:

• Engineering Maths
• Mechanical Principles
• Electrical Principles
• Electronics and Logic
• CAD Design

• Students must achieve a minimum overall average of 65% in their 12th Standard exams from both State and Central Examination Boards. 
• IELTS (minimum of 6.0 with no subscore below 5.5) 
• TOEFL IBT (except home edition) an overall score of 72, with minimum scores of 18 in reading, 17 in listening, 20 in speaking, and 17 in writing is required.

International Tuition Fees:

£16000 per year

Upon completing the programme, graduates emerge as proficient experts in various engineering disciplines, adept in utilising simulation software and computer control for automated operations, thus prepared for seamless integration into the industry.