BEng (Hons) Engineering Mechanical and Manufacturing (Top Up)

Our Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering degree top-up course is ideal for students who have already achieved a Level 5 (HND) qualification in Engineering. Building upon the knowledge and skills from previous study, this course will expand your understanding of mechanical and manufacturing engineering processes. You will explore how to interpret mechanical engineering design and create computer models for simulation and analysis, while also considering the environmental impact and resource efficiency of engineering practices. The course covers methods of complex stress analysis and how structures react under load, with an emphasis on sustainable solutions. Collaborating with fellow engineering students, you will identify and propose an innovative approach to problem solving in the field of engineering.

Site

Hastings (Ore)

Level

Level 6

Course Type

HE (Degree Level)

Qualification

Higher Education (HE)

Courses

Options Course Code Starts Ends Days Annual Fee
enquire apply 61602 22/09/25 12/06/26 -- £8250
enquire apply 61601y1 22/09/25 18/06/27 Wednesday £4125

What will I study?

During your top-up degree, you will learn how to interpret mechanical engineering design and create computer models for simulation and analysis. You will also delve into methods of complex stress analysis and understand how structures react and respond under load. In addition, the course will emphasize the importance of sustainable practices in engineering. You will work with fellow engineering students to identify and propose innovative approaches to problem-solving. You will analyze the market, assess the needs of the business, and evaluate your approach by detailing how you’ve applied your knowledge. Your final project will give you the opportunity to demonstrate all of your learning as you undertake a practical project in collaboration with a local employer, putting your knowledge into practice while addressing real-world engineering challenges, including those related to sustainability.

Core modules

  • Computer-Aided-Engineering & Prototyping
  • Strength of Materials
  • Environmental and Sustainability Management
  • Product Development Management
  • Individual Project

The modules shown for this course are those currently being studied by our students, or are proposed new modules. Please note that programme structures and individual modules are subject to amendment from time to time as part of the University’s curriculum enrichment programme and in line with changes in the University’s policies and requirements.

  • You will be able to work in your own dedicated space, with access to the latest PC and Mac computer-aided design software.
  • Visiting guest lecturers, industry experts, and returning students will provide you with thought-provoking lectures, giving you a real insight into real-life engineering problems, and how they overcame them.
  • You will have the advantage of being part of smaller class sizes giving you increased contact time with your tutors, providing you with real value for money.
  • You will learn an abundance of transferable skills that will provide you with intellectual flexibility and dynamism to take into your future career.
  • We have designed this course to help meet the needs of local engineering organisations. This means we have excellent links and relationships with engineering employers who are looking for highly skilled and enthusiastic employees.
  • This course is available to study full-time and part-time. So if you are working in the industry you can study this qualification alongside your current role.

What can I do after completing this course?

Once you have graduated, you will have a diverse range of technical and transferable skills that will enable you to either, start your career in the engineering world, or improve your prospects of promotion within your current role. Other options may include further study on MA programmes or complete a Post Graduate Certificate of Education.