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Bachelor of Electronic and Electrical Engineering with Honours

School of Engineering and Technology
Undergraduate
The Electronic and Electrical Engineering degree programme is concerned with electrical and electronic equipment, interfaces and communications. Electrical engineering tends to focus on larger scale electrical equipment and power, whilst electronic engineering is more focused on smaller scale electronic circuits and devices, computer and communication systems. It gives a fascinating insight into how electrical devices and technology work as a preparation for a future that will likely be full of new electrical and electronic technologies.
Intakes: January, April, September
Full-time: 4 Years

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering with Honours

School of Engineering and Technology
Undergraduate

The Mechanical Engineering programme is a modern, project-based degree which aims to produce graduates who address the Grand Challenges for Engineering and the UNSDGs. As a project-based degree, our students will Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate at least 4 engineering systems (or projects) throughout their degree, with at least 2 of such projects being based on real-life industry challenges. Their projects will address the Grand Challenges and the UNSDGs.

Intakes: January, April, September
Full-time: 4 Years

Post Basic Certificate in Intensive Care Nursing

School of Medical and Life Sciences
Postgraduate
Post Basic Intensive Care Nursing Course is a 6-month full-time programme designed to provide nurses with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge, attitude and skills in the field of Intensive Care nursing. Graduates from this course will be knowledgeable and skillful in delivering care in the field of critical care in line with the industrial requirements.
Intakes: June, December

BSc (Hons) Psychology

School of Medical and Life Sciences
Undergraduate
Studying psychology will allow you to gain an in-depth understanding of how we learn, think, feel and adapt to our social environment. The programme covers both normal and abnormal behaviour, and deals with the biological, social and individual factors that affect human psychology. The programme also includes supervised fieldwork, during which you will have the opportunity to apply your newly acquired knowledge and understanding in a real-world setting.
Intakes: January, April, September
Full-time: 3 Years