Engineering: Undergraduate Full-time

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If you are interested in studying engineering at undergraduate level, there are a number of courses available to you. Our courses are designed to respond to the needs of industry so, when you graduate, you will have the skills you need to build a successful career.

  1. Computer Network Management Course | BSc Computer Network Management and Design

    Develop the personal and transferable skills needed to develop and manage computer networks and receive comprehensive Cisco CCNA training.

  2. Electronic and Electrical Engineering BEng (Hons)/MEng (Full-time)

    Explore the development and utilisation of a broad range of vital circuits and systems that fulfil society's needs in electronic and electrical technologies.

  3. Electronic and Electrical Engineering MEng (Full-time)

    Undertake in-depth study in the two specialisms and obtain the academic qualifications required for professional Chartered Engineer status after just four years of study.

  4. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering BEng (Hons) / MEng (Full-time)

    This course combines the core aspects of mechanical engineering with a specialism in electrical engineering.

  5. Mechanical and Offshore Engineering BEng (Hons) / MEng (Full-time)

    This course combines the core aspects of mechanical engineering with a specialism in offshore engineering.

  6. Mechanical Engineering BEng (Hons)/MEng (Full-time)

    Discover the design, construction and operational systems of machines, structures and industrial plants and gain the academic requirements to become a Chartered Engineer.

  7. Mechanical Engineering MEng (Full-time)

    Explore in-depth the wide-ranging subject of Mechanical Engineering and obtain the academic qualifications required for professional Chartered Engineer status after just four years of study.

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“My degree was particularly well aligned to the requirements of industry and definitely helped me to secure a job at Chevron and enabled me to make a confident start at work.”

Maurice Thomson Mechanical Engineering MEng Chevron

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    Over 80 students from Robert Gordon University’s School of Engineering pitted their wits against each other today (Monday 15 April) by racing ‘land yachts’ along a stretch of Aberdeen’s coastline.  

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