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BEng Integrated Engineering Top-Up in Derby

Cost£8,700.00
Duration36 weeks
DeliveryClassroom based
Start9 Sep 2027
Study modePart-time
AttendanceDaytime
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About this course

BEng Integrated Engineering Top-Up in Derby. Classes run at Derby College's Roundhouse campus one day per week.

The course is for engineers who already hold a Foundation Degree or equivalent Level 5 qualification and want to complete a full honours degree. Three pathways are available: Electrical/Electronic, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Engineering. You study three 40-credit modules over 36 weeks, with around nine hours of class time per week. Alongside your college day, you'll spend additional time on assessments and independent study.

You'll need to be in employment, with your employer's support to attend. An interview is required before you start. The course leads to a BEng (Hons) in Integrated Engineering.

Who this course is for

The BEng top-up programme is designed to help you complete the journey to a full degree qualification, either from an appropriate Foundation Degree or an equivalent Level 5 qualification.The college offers the following three pathways:BEng (Hons) Integrated Electrical/Electronic Engineering Top-upBEng (Hons) Integrated Mechanical Engineering Top-upBEng (Hons) Integrated Manufacturing Engineering Top-upThese programmes are delivered at our Roundhouse campus in the award-winning vocational skills centre packed with the latest industry-standardscientific and mechanical equipment - from rapid prototyping to robotics, CAD to electronics.The programme is generally offered as a day-release (1 day per week) programme for those already in the workplace, either as a standalone qualification or part of an integrated degree apprenticeship. Delivery occurs at our Roundhouse campus and students are generally on site for nine hours of class time for 33 weeks per year.The programme is based upon three 40 credit modules covering major topics relating to mechanical, electrical/electronic or manufacturing engineering. In addition to the time spent in college, it is expected that at least the same amount of time is spent working outside the college on assessments, research, revision and other learning activities.Further information about these BEng courses can be obtained from the HE Course Co-ordinator.

Entry requirements

All applicants will be invited to an interview to discuss their qualifications, experience and any other related issues. You will need to be employed and have permission from your employer to undertake this programme.

You should have one of the following:

  • The FdEng Engineering (Sheffield Hallam University)
  • A Foundation Degree from another university in a relevant field
  • A HND in an engineering field at Merit level

You will also need:

  • GCSE English and Maths grades 9-4/A*- C.

What you will learn

  • You'll develop advanced knowledge in your chosen engineering pathway: electrical/electronic, mechanical, or manufacturing.
  • You'll apply engineering principles to complex, industry-relevant problems.
  • You'll work with industry-standard equipment including CAD tools, robotics, and rapid prototyping technology.
  • You'll complete major project and research-based assessments at Level 6.
  • You'll build the technical depth needed to work as a qualified graduate engineer.

How you will learn

Classes run one day per week at the Roundhouse campus, with nine hours of contact time per session over 33 weeks each year. The programme is structured around three 40-credit modules. Assessment is based on coursework, research, and other learning activities completed outside college. An interview is required before enrolment.

What you will need to bring

Derby College will confirm what you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Mechanical engineer, designs and develops mechanical systems and components.
  • Electrical engineer, works on electrical systems in industrial or commercial settings.
  • Electronics engineer, develops electronic circuits and embedded systems.
  • Manufacturing engineer, improves production processes and manufacturing systems.
  • Engineering manager, leads technical teams, typically with several years of experience after graduating.

What you could study next

  • Chartered Engineer status (via IMechE, IET, or similar professional body), the next step for engineers seeking professional registration after gaining work experience with a degree.
  • Postgraduate study such as an MSc in a specialist engineering field, for those wanting to move into research, consultancy, or senior technical roles.
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