Course Overview - Mechanical Engineering HND
This course is a combined HNC and HND, studied over 3 years.
This course is ideal if you are already working in a technical role within the engineering industry and are looking to obtain a vocational qualification at a higher level to support your position or to progress within your organisation. If you are a trainee or an apprentice and have already completed your Level 3 BTEC then this nationally recognised qualification will equip you with the knowledge and understanding you need to develop your career in mechanical and manufacturing engineering at a higher level.
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This course is a combined HNC and HND, studied over 3 years.<br/><br/>This course is ideal if you are already working in a technical role within the engineering industry and are looking to obtain a vocational qualification at a higher level to support your position or to progress within your organisation. If you are a trainee or an apprentice and have already completed your Level 3 BTEC then this nationally recognised qualification will equip you with the knowledge and understanding you need to develop your career in mechanical and manufacturing engineering at a higher level.<br/><br/>On successful completion of the HND you will be able to top up the qualification at the College. Alternatively you could top up the qualification at university or enter employment.<br/><br/>To complete this course you need:<br/>- To have successfully completed the HNC.<br/><br/>-Two A-Levels at grade 9-4/grace A*-C in mathematics and physics<br/>OR<br/><br/>-Mechanical Engineering BTEC Level 3 Diploma (120 credits) at Merit or above, including further Maths<br/>OR<br/><br/>-An equivalent Level 3 qualification (120 credits) in a related engineering discipline (at Merit or above), including further Maths<br/>If you do not fully meet the above criteria it may be possible to gain entry to the course subject to a successful interview where you will be considered individually on your relevant engineering / industrial experience and engineering knowledge. At interview you will need to demonstrate a sound understanding if mathematics and mechanical engineering principles.