The materials testing laboratory has large tensile testing machines and the manufacturing laboratory features a range of advanced equipment including a 3D printer, a rapid prototyping machine and a laser cutter. These elements can help students develop a range of transferable skills and ensure they are well prepared for a professional working environment. Incorporating practical challenges, workshops and exercises, so you can put theory into practice straight away. This course prepares students for working in a variety of engineering environments, including senior technician to production and manufacture operations.
Successful completion of the HNC provides the opportunity for further study on our range of BEng Hons courses, which can lead to Chartered Engineer status. The University cannot guarantee any particular members of staff will teach specific aspects of the course in the future, but will endeavour to ensure the teaching team maintains their balance of experience and qualifications.
Students will have access to the workshops, robotics, CAD suites and dedicated laboratories. Our vibrant campus brings state-of-the-art facilities to enhance your learning and elevate your student experience. Our award-winning teaching building, The Spark is centred around students and offers a stimulating study environment with flexible learning spaces. On this module you will learn how to apply a range of mathematical techniques to realistic engineering problems. You will use basic algebra, and solve simultaneous equations and equations of straight lines to answer engineering problems around linked variables in mechanics and electronics.
The aim of this module is to introduce the key concepts of mechanics, fluids, electrical principles and heat transfer to prepare students for more in-depth applications on the course.
The aim of the module is to demonstrate the role of an engineer as an engineering designer. This module is designed to foster an understanding of the fundamentals of the engineering design process and its various stages. It equips you with theoretical and practical technical knowledge to design a product by going through the various stages of the design process. This module sits within the circuit theme and is designed to give you an introduction to the basic terminology, concepts and devices used in electronic circuits.
This module helps you to develop an awareness of the factors affecting the selection of materials and processes used in manufacturing a product. It does this by comparing the attributes of materials and the suitability of processes in the light of the external factors that need to be considered when developing the product design specification. This module introduces you to the theory that underpins the design and application of microprocessors.
You will undertake practical laboratory activities, based on examples of industrial applications, to learn how microprocessor-based systems can be programmed and interfaced to form an integral part of the solution to engineering problems. Engineering is the process of applying scientific theory to real-world problems. This module is designed to provide you with the opportunity to do this by conducting a self-managed work-based project.
Talk to a Solent student with UniBuddy. The student achievement team are on hand to help you succeed during your studies at Solent. They aim to contact you at key times during your time here with personalised information, advice and guidance, by email or phone. All students can access Succeed Solent , Solent's online guide to getting better grades. It offers extensive, practical information and advice on topics such as academic writing, research and presentations.
It is estimated that there is an annual shortfall of 81, professional engineers in the UK alone. Several modules require students to explore industry-related problems and incorporate live briefs into the assessment. Many students work closely with their employers while completing their work-related project. Student engagement with industry can benefit both the student and employer. For further information, please visit our tuition fees page.
While most course costs are covered by your tuition fees, some essential resources and optional extras may need to be paid for separately. For advice on budgeting and managing your money, please contact student. Solent University offers a range of bursaries and scholarships that provide financial assistance or waive fees for tuition or accommodation.
Each bursary or scholarship has specific eligibility criteria. Check out our bursaries and scholarships pages to find out more. Graduation is not compulsory, so if you prefer to have your award sent to you, there is no cost. Extra guest tickets will go on sale after results publication and will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis. Please note, we do not guarantee there will be any extra tickets available to purchase.
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