Engineering (Mechatronics) (Top up)
- 2 Study options
- Undergraduate
- University Studies and Professional Development Centre
- Awarded by:
- University of East Anglia
Course summary
Our program encourages you to question, analyse, and explore engineering challenges from multiple perspectives.
You will become adept at collecting, organising, and interpreting information from diverse sources, making informed decisions and proposing creative solutions to complex problems.
You will learn to identify, select, and justify the use of appropriate techniques, methods, and development strategies while incorporating ethical, sustainable, and environmental dimensions.
You will learn to apply management techniques for lean transition, critically evaluating the commercial and economic impacts of waste identification and value stream analysis.
You will learn how to apply engineering knowledge and the scientific method within operations and management settings, planning and implementing creative solutions while adhering to cost and time constraints.
Engineers need to convey their ideas clearly and effectively. You will develop exceptional communication skills, enabling you to engage both expert and non-expert audiences with precision and clarity.
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- N009
- Institution code:
- W46
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