Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - General Engineering with Foundation Year (H142)

Students can become confident and adaptable engineers with a General Engineering degree from Canterbury Christ Church University.

The program allows students to master the fundamentals while exploring specialist areas, which include, but are not limited to, simulation, modeling, mechanics, manufacturing, and electronics.

With the inclusion of a foundation year, students will build a strong academic base, learning essential skills in mathematics, programming, applied science, and engineering, all of which are key to success in the main degree.

They will learn to grasp, critically analyze, and solve challenges using mathematical, scientific, and analytical thought processes in their approach to problem-solving. This project-based engineering course will teach them the essential skills needed to work in a professional setting.

With an engineering degree from CCCU, students will have access to industry-standard, high-spec facilities and state-of-the-art equipment in the £65 million Verena Holmes building, including wind turbines, plasma cutters, lasers, industry-leading 3D printers, and much more.

Moreover, students may have the opportunity to work directly with companies that present real-life problems, allowing them to gain crucial experience by addressing authentic issues that arise in the workplace.

By the end of the degree program, students will be well-prepared to tackle complex engineering problems and contribute to real-world solutions, opening up a diverse range of career paths in fields such as aerospace, energy, and manufacturing.