諾森比亞大學(xué)預(yù)科學(xué)院(NUP)

Overview

The International Foundation Programme Engineering pathway will provide you with a basic foundation for further studies and the skills required to progress on to an undergraduate degree in Engineering. You will learn about different engineering concepts, the principles of mechanics and the mathematical knowledge required to develop both the theoretical and practical applications of engineering. In addition to the engineering specialism modules, the programme also provides a solid grounding in the core knowledge and skills recognised to prepare you for future study.

Key facts

• Learn the skills you need to succeed in your undergraduate engineering degree
• Develop your awareness of academic culture in the UK as you integrate into student life within a UK university
• Upon successfully completing your International Foundation Programme you will be guaranteed a place on an engineering-based undergraduate degree at Northumbria University
• Progress on to courses in Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Civil Engineering*, Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering

What will I study

The International Foundation Programme in Engineering is specifically designed to provide you with the key knowledge and skills that you will need to succeed in an engineering undergraduate degree.

Which courses can I go on to study

Upon successful completion and subject to specific entry requirements, you can go on to study a range of engineering undergraduate degrees at Northumbria University.

• BEng Automotive Engineering
• BEng Civil Engineering*
• BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• BEng Mechanical and Automotive Engineering

Modules

All modules are core.

• Global Studies and Language (20 credits)
• Reading and Critical Analysis (20 credits)
• Intercultural Communication (20 credits)
• Essay and Report Writing (20 credits)
• Introduction to Engineering (20 credits)
• Introduction to Algebra and Statistics (20 credits)
• Foundation Algebra and Trigonometry (20 credits)