| Course Name |
Engineering - Electrical & Electronic Engineering |
| Course Provider |
Northern Regional College - Ballymena |
| Course Code |
C01975 |
| Course Type |
Northern Ireland |
| Qualifications |
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| Apply To |
Course provider |
| Attendance Options |
Full time |
| Location (Districts) |
Ballymena |
| Application Date |
Expand+How To Apply
Step 1
Visit
Visit www.nrc.ac.uk
Step 2
Find
Find the course you are applying to and add it to the basket.
Step 3
Login
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Step 1
Visit
Visit www.nrc.ac.uk
Step 2
Find
Find the course you are applying to and add it to the basket.
Step 3
Login
Create an account with a unique login using a personal email address and password (do not use your school email address). You must check this email account regularly for updates and communications about your application.
Your online account will allow you to track the status of your application and check your interview details and course offer.
If you need any help with your online application email admissions@nrc.ac.uk
Step 4
Apply
Complete and submit your application. You will receive an automatic reply by email.
Step 5
Interview
You will be invited to an individual or group interview. Applicants interviewed between February and August may be made a conditional offer.
Step 6
Offer
Conditional offers are subject to you meeting the specified entry requirements and any other criteria. If you already meet the entry criteria you may be made a firm offer.
Step 7
Results
If your conditional offer is dependent upon examination results you must present them at the College as soon as you receive them i.e. A Level results day. Results will be verified and final offers made.
If a course is over-subscribed the College reserves the right to enhance the entry criteria. Details of enhanced criteria will be provided at interview.
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| Enrolment and Start Dates Comment |
When To Apply
Full-time
You can apply online NOW for September 2017 entry.
Start date: 18th September 2017
End date: 1st June 2018 |
| Duration |
2 Years Full-time. |
| Entry Requirements |
Expand+ A minimum of 160 UCAS tariff points comprising a pass grade in at least one STEM subject at Advanced GCE or AS GCE level. Candidates must have studied Maths or Physics to at least Level 3.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (MPP) in an Engineering Pr...
Hide- A minimum of 160 UCAS tariff points comprising a pass grade in at least one STEM subject at Advanced GCE or AS GCE level. Candidates must have studied Maths or Physics to at least Level 3.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (MPP) in an Engineering Programme.
BTEC Level 3 Diploma (MM) in an Engineering Programme.
A qualification or set of qualifications considered by the Course Team to be equivalent to one of the above;
GCSE English Grade C or approved equivalent.
In circumstances where there are more applications for the course than there are places available, the college reserves the right to select candidates from those achieving the highest grades.
Where applicants do not meet the necessary entry requirements, a one year bridging course may be offered to study the following BTEC Level 3 Engineering units: Mathematics, Mechanical Principles, Electrical Principles, Health and Safety plus two other units. A BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering will be awarded on successful completion of these units and permit progression to the Foundation Degree programme where this has been agreed.
Please Note If a course is over-subscribed the college reserves the right to enhance the entry criteria. Details of enhanced criteria will be provided at the February Course Information Sessions and at Interview Stage.
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| Course Fee |
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HOW TO PAY FOR A HIGHER EDUCATION COURSE (FULL-TIME)
Payment of fees must be arranged prior to course commencement. Fees indicated on this site apply only to UK residents and those having EEA Migrant Worker status (EU). Those who are not in t...
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HOW TO PAY FOR A HIGHER EDUCATION COURSE (FULL-TIME)
Payment of fees must be arranged prior to course commencement. Fees indicated on this site apply only to UK residents and those having EEA Migrant Worker status (EU). Those who are not in these categories must contact Central Admissions for the appropriate fee. Fees are payable every year of a two or three year programme and may vary depending on the fee set for any particular year. All additional charges are highlighted within the course page information.
Full-Time Students Options for Payment of Fees for 2017/2018
The tuition fees for Northern Regional College Higher Education courses for 2017/2018 are £2,500 per annum. The options for payment of these fees are detailed below.
Option 1 Payment by Student Loan
You may apply to Student Loans Company for a Tuition Fee Loan for payment of your fees. Application forms are available from reception on all sites or can be downloaded from the Student Finance website www.studentfinance.co.uk. It is advisable to apply as early as possible. The College requires a copy of the letter you receive from Student Loans Company confirming that you will be receiving a Tuition Fee Loan.
Option 2 You do not require a Student Loan
a) Fees may be paid in full by cash, cheque or credit/debit card.
OR
b) Fees may be paid in instalments by direct debit. This means that you will be required to pay a 25% deposit and then three subsequent payments will be collected from your bank account by direct debit on 1 December 2017, 2 January 2018 and 1 February 2018. Please note that there is an additional £10 administration fee charged when paying by instalments which must be paid with your deposit.
Please note that the fees refund policy does not apply to full-time higher education students. All students enrolled in the College as at 10 November 2017 are liable to pay their full fee.
Queries regarding Student Loans
Please contact: Student Finance
T: 028 2563 6230
Queries regarding payment by direct debit
Please contact:
Credit Control Officer
T: 028 2566 4248
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| Interview |
Yes |
| Subjects Taught |
Modules include:
Engineering Mathematics
Electrical Science 1 & 2
Professional Studies
Manufacturing Processes
Electrical & Electronic Principles
Industrial Robot Technology
Energy & Maintenance Systems
Electronic Systems
Industrial Power & Machines
PLCs
Mechatronics (Analogue and Digital Electronics, Programming Techniques 1 & 2, Automation & Fluid Power)
Work Based Learning |
| Assessment Method |
Each module is assessed by using a range of assessment methods. |
| Careers or Further Progression |
Upon successful completion of this course graduates will be suitable for full-time employment and/or progression to fulltime and part-time degrees in related disciplines. Foundation Degree students with appropriate grades may be eligible for exemption from the first year of related degree programmes at Ulster University. |
| Comment |
Special Features
A Certificate of Higher Education in Engineering is available on successful completion of all Level 4 units. |
| Further Enquiries |
Geoff Tweed
Ballymena (Farm Lodge)
Farm Lodge Buildings
Ballymena
BT43 7DF
028 2565 2871 |
| Location |
Ballymena Campus (Farm lodge) |
| Application Weblink |
Web Page - Click Here |
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