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positivity for overall learning resources
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positivity for IT resources and facilities support learning
National Student Survey 2024
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positivity for library resources that support learning
National Student Survey 2024
Overview
When you complete this apprenticeship you will be awarded the Electrical and Electronic Technical Support Engineer Degree Apprenticeship, which includes the BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering degree.
On this course you will be employed in a full time or part time role with your employer and study in partnership with the University of Chichester. You will attend University for one and a half days per week in year one and one day per week in years two to four, as well as studying independently outside of your work hours.
During the course you will develop the scientific knowledge, practical skills and techniques that you need to be a confident, capable engineering professional.
To apply you for this degree apprenticeship you need to apply directly to an employer and not directly to the University.
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Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) accreditation
This course is accredited by the IET, meaning you can be sure that you will develop the appropriate skills and knowledge for an engineering career and professional registration.
Teaching and Assessment
How you will learn
You will attend University for one and a half days each week in year one, and one day per week for the rest of your course. You will attend workshops, interactive seminars, practical, lab based activities and seminar discussions.
Facilities
Use industry standard equipment
Learning Resource Centre
The Learning Resource Centre (LRC) contains the library, a café, IT/teaching rooms, and the Support and Information Zone (SIZ).
Library
Our campus library holds more than 200,000 books and over 500,000 eBooks.
The Course
What you will study
You will study a range of modules in each year.
This list is indicative and subject to change.
Level 4
- Mathematical Principles 1
- Mechanical Principles
- Electrical Principles
- Computer Aided Engineering
- 1st Year Workplace Report
- 1st Year Engineering Labs
Level 5
- Control and Instrumentation
- Mathematical Principles 2
- 2nd Year Engineering Workplace Projects
- 2nd Year Electrical Labs
- Analogue and Digital Design
- Power Systems and Electrical Machines
Level 6
- Renewable Energy and Sustainability
- Signal Processing
- Individual Engineering Workplace Projects
- Control
- Communication Systems
- Business for Engineering
Course Costs
Your tuition fees will be paid by your employer and/or the Government so you will graduate without tuition fee debt.
As an employee you will receive your salary from your employer and be eligible for employee benefits while you study. You will not be eligible for a student loan.
To find out about any additional costs on this course, please see our Additional Costs page.
Entry Requirements
Degree apprentices are recruited directly by employers or are already employed by the company.
To be eligible for the course you will need any of the following:
A Levels
BTEC Vocational Qualifications
Apprenticeship
Relevant work experience
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
You need to apply directly to an employer for a degree apprenticeship, unlike traditional degree programmes.
You will be employed in a full time or part time role while studying in partnership with the University of Chichester.
If you have any other questions please contact apprenticeships@chi.ac.uk.
