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Engineers have been in demand because of major skills shortages – prepare for your career in this vast sector. Learn the engineering basics and take your study through higher education qualifications. Choose to specialise in mechanical or electrical/electronic or electro-mechanical engineering.

Specialist Engineering brochure: For employers in the Engineering sector with facilities and training opportunities

  • Develop practical and theoretical skills to start an interesting and rewarding career in engineering. You will benefit from visiting employers & speakers from industry.engg hL
  • Enjoy a variety of teaching and learning methods, interesting and challenging assignments and projects. You will be encouraged to use abstract and research work to make sure your work includes the latest engineering concepts.
  • Links with major engineering companies including Ultra Electronics Controls, Hale Hamilton (Valves) Ltd, Keysight Technologies, TfL, John Guest Ltd, Martin Baker Aircraft Co Ltd, Constellium and PB Control Systems.
  • Students have gone on to secure employment at TfL, British Airways, Ultra Electronics Controls, British Telecom, Bank of America (Software Development), Jaguar Land Rover, True Form Engineering, Thames Water, Schindler, J K Engineering and National Rail among others.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING:

  • Study in modern and specialist laboratories with soldering irons, test equipment such as multi meters, power supplies, digital storage oscilloscopes, function generators, spectrum analyser, logic analysers, logic probes, PIC, PLC, industrial robot, process control and PCB
    manufacturing to build and test circuits.
  • Use a variety of software packages such as Multisim, Autograph, Automation Studio, robotics simulation, LabView, Matlab and PLC simulation.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:

  • Study in modern workshops with various tools, devices, machines and equipment for manufacturing such as pedestal and pillar drills, lathes, milling machines, CNC, band saws, metal cutting, pelton wheel, vacuum forming, TIG welding, wind tunnel, gas turbine engine,
    grinding, materials testing such as tensile and compression testing, impact testing, viscosity testing, extensometer, 3D printing.
  • Use a variety of software packages for CAD/CAM such as AutoCAD, Inventor, Autograph, Automation Studio, Solid Works, Matlab, PLC simulation and robotics simulation.

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Higher Education at Uxbridge College

If you want to move up in your career or are looking for a cost effective route to university, have a look at our Higher Education (HE) qualifications. These high-quality courses are equivalent to one or two years at university and cost a good deal less than full-time degree study. They are also highly valued by employers. 

Click here for the benefits of studying a HNC/HND in Engineering at Uxbridge College

 

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RACHEL

I study Level 3 Mechanical Engineering at Uxbridge College. There is a sense of discipline in the college and that makes the environment better for learning. My teachers here are absolutely supportive, approachable and nurturing and are always encouraging us. We have fully equipped workshops with the latest machinery and supportive technicians, who are always ready to help. I like events such as ‘Women in STEM’, they keep me motivated. I would definitely recommend Uxbridge College because I feel it has everything it takes to build a successful future.