2-Term Pathway - International Year Zero in Computing and Engineering - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Energy

Ulster University - Belfast

What you will study

2-Term Pathway - International Year Zero in Computing and Engineering - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Energy | This pathway prepares students for progression into a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Energy. The International Year Zero develops academic and study skills while providing a foundation relevant to computing and engineering-related subjects. Energy studies can examine how energy is generated, managed, used and developed, including the challenges associated with sustainability and changing energy systems. Students can develop analytical, problem-solving and research skills while exploring contemporary energy issues. The pathway is suitable for students interested in technology, engineering, sustainability and the future of energy. It can support future opportunities across energy management, environmental sectors, engineering, sustainability, policy, research and related industries.

About this course

Institution
Ulster University - Belfast
Where
Belfast, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
48–60 months
Tuition
£15,185.00

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