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NEIoT Higher Apprenticeships

Level 6 BEng Product Design and Development Engineer Apprenticeship

Overview

Overview

Ensure your organisation has the skills and expertise needed to drive critical engineering innovation in electrification and advanced manufacturing.

Developed with industry partners this new Level 6 BEng Product Design and Development Engineer Apprenticeship tackles the skills gap facing industry.

The four year fully-funded programme offers three specialism pathways:

·         batteries

·         advanced manufacturing

·         power electronics, machines and drives

Designed to be flexible around working roles, the programme enables professionals to study alongside their current role. It combines well-supported online content and study with technical and practical skills sessions in our state-of-the-art facilities. It aims to shape valuable professionals who will go on to drive progress and innovation in your business.

Our sector-leading expertise in electrification uniquely positions this apprenticeship to enhance knowledge, skills, and behaviours across the following areas:

·         engineering innovation

·         productivity

·         technical expertise

·         cross-disciplinary awareness

·         leadership empowerment

Do you have a question?

Contact:

Newcastle University, King’s Walk, Newcastle upon Tyne

apprenticeships@newcastle.ac.uk

0191 208 2027

In Stage 1 (Year 1) apprentices follow a broad, cross-disciplinary engineering syllabus. This provides a base level of engineering knowledge and skills. Study modules include:

·         engineering maths

·         electronics and electrical engineering

·         materials and mechanics

·         an industrial project developing design and professional skills

In Stage 2 (Years 2 and 3) apprentices develop greater depth of knowledge and advanced engineering skills. Study modules include:

·         automatic control systems

·         design and manufacturing

·         energy sources and storage

·         semiconductor devices and analogue electronics

·         AC electrical power conversion

·         further modules in maths, mechanics and materials

In Stage 3 (Year 4) apprentices will pursue a specialist stream:

·         batteries

·         advanced manufacturing

·         power electronics, machines and drives

Upon successful completion of the programme, students will achieve a nationally recognised Level 6 BEng Product Design and Development Engineer Degree Apprenticeship in their chosen area of specialism from Newcastle University.

How to Apply?

For more information please visit our website where you can find out more about the programme. You can also request a programme brochure and get in touch with our experienced team, who can help with your application and for your employer to access apprenticeship funding.

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