Engineering, Science and the Built Environment (ESBE) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
An Introduction to
Engineering Degree Programme with Location
BEng (Hons) awards in: Southwark
Extended Degree Programme
the Engineering Degree Programme
– Engineering
– Chemical and Process Engineering Duration
Engineering
– Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 year (full-time or part-time)
and Extended Degree
– Mechanical Engineering
– Petroleum Engineering Start date
– Telecommunications and Computer Networks September
Engineering
Number of places
100
Engineering, Science and the Built Envir Engineering, Science and the Built Envir
As a future graduate, working at the leading edge of technology, your area of
How to apply
Course description
engineering specialisation may change many times during your career. LSBU’s
Full-time: via UCAS
This course provides a route into
Part-time: direct to LSBU
Engineering degree programme prepares you for this by providing a broad-based the engineering professions for those
engineering grounding followed by the opportunity to specialise in one of the above
UCAS code
who have not followed the traditional
engineering disciplines.
Full-time: H101
route of A-levels in mathematics
LSBU code
and science by developing student’s
The programme also provides a base for obtaining professional recognition through
Part-time: 3184
knowledge and skills to a level where
bodies such as the Institution of Engineering and Technology. they can successfully undertake a
Course contact
onment
Programme Director
degree or HND/C course.
onment
Programme structure
Mr Richard Cadbury
cadburrg@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7925
(ESBE)
The programme is based on modular course units: six common units and two The course covers the fundamental
(ESBE)
subject specific units in Year One, two common units and six subject specific units
Typical offer
areas of science and maths including
in Year Two, an optional industry placement in Year Three, and two common units,
Please see course description.
knowledge, theory and practical skills,
four subject specific units and a major project (two units) in Year Four. A part-time and also provides the knowledge of
Course units
route is available covering the same material over four years.
You will take 6 common units, plus 2 specialist
how to use relevant technology. At
units relevant to your intended field of degree
enrolment students choose to study
In Year One the programme develops basic concepts through the study of
study.
one of four streams:
The common units are:
engineering science and materials units. Mathematics and computing units will
– Engineering Mathematics 1 and 2
– Electrical and Electronic Engineering
develop your numerical and equation skills. You will also learn to use powerful
– Study Skills
including Communication and
computer tools, such as Matlab, and be introduced to units in electrical and
– Scientific Skills
Computer Networks Engineering
– Practical Skills
electronic systems. You will confirm your choice of degree pathway before taking
– Engineering Science
– Mechanical and Building Services
the first subject specific units in Semester Two.
Example specialist units for Electrical
Engineering
and Electronic Engineering:
– Civil Engineering
– Computer Applications
In Year Two you will be introduced to the control of engineering systems and will
– Practical Electronics
– Chemical and Petroleum Engineering.
take a mathematical methods unit to complement your Year Two control studies.
In your final year the Professional Studies in Context unit looks deeper into the Students who wish to study part-
issues of economy, marketing and good practice essential to successful engineering. time will need to have prior relevant
The major project will set you an engineering problem relevant to the particular experience and will be offered advice on
discipline you have studied. claiming equivalence for prior learning
or experience when applying.
Throughout the programme you will participate in hands-on sessions in modern,
well-equipped laboratories and workshops. As you progress through the course, For full entry requirements see pages
the emphasis on project work stretch your growing powers of self-management, 252 to 253.
observation and reasoning.
Note: BEng (Hons) Engineering is available to students who follow the common
programme and select the remaining units in consultation with subject tutors. This
pathway will give you an element of choice in the make up of your degree. Subject
to timetabling restrictions, it will normally be possible to complete your studies in
four years.
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