Course overview

Electrical and electronic engineering will let you work at the lead of practical technology, designing and improving the devices we use every day. From electric vehicles to smart mobile phones, Electrical and Electronic engineers revolutionise to meet society’s communication, technology and energy needs. The HND in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Heart of Worcestershire College gives academic and practical expertise to help learners progress with their careers.

Entry requirements

You will need to have completed a relevant HNC program such as HNC in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and achieved at least pass grades in all units. This will earn you the required 120 credits.

Course Modules

Research Project (core unit)
-Professional Engineering Management (core unit)
-Further Mathematics (specialist unit)
-Industrial Power
-Electronics and Storage (specialist unit)
-Industrial Systems (specialist unit).
Optional units from: Virtual Engineering, Further PLCs, Further Electrical, Electronics and Digital Principles.

The course is made up of seven units and is delivered over three semesters. One day of taught sessions per week, support sessions and tutorials will also be available.

How will I be assessed?

A variety of assessment methods are used including Projects, Reports, Coursework, Presentations and Assignments.

What can I do next

HNC in a relevant Engineering discipline.