Electro-Mechanical Engineering | Coventry University

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Course summary

Considered an art by many, engineering is a combination of science and technology that is concerned with solving complex problems such as machinery, infrastructure, design and many more.

This course caters to the demands of the modern engineering workplace, encompassing the core engineering disciplines. This course aims to hone your skills in information retrieval, knowledge conversion, and effective application and evaluation.

Upon graduation, this course will likely open doors to a wide range of career opportunities encompassing transport, power, vehicle, systems, design, manufacturing, mechatronics, renewable, and mechanical engineering.

This Higher National Diploma (HND) follows the curriculum for Years 1 and 2 of the Electro-Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons) degree course.

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Application codes

Course code:: HH30
Institution code:: C85

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