• Offer a comprehensive curriculum that fosters a deep understanding of engineering principles, mathematics, and computation, tailored to the domain of Electrical and Electronic engineering.
• Empower students to cultivate specialised knowledge, along with intellectual and practical skills essential for the analysis, investigation, and development of robust solutions to Electrical and Electronic engineering challenges.
• Cultivate pertinent study and personal skills, facilitating students to progressively assume responsibility for their learning and evolve into independent learners, while receiving appropriate guidance and support.
• Provide students with a diverse set of transferable skills, encompassing computer usage, software proficiency, teamwork, communication, time management, and problem-solving methodologies. These skills are designed to prepare them for responsible roles in both industry and commerce.
• Design a degree programme that aligns with the accreditation standards of AHEP-3 UK Spec and fulfils the requirements of the industry.
• Foster the development of students to effectively collaborate in and manage teams, as well as work autonomously at managerial levels, utilising project management and technical skills.
• Encourage students to actively participate in the enhancement of employability skills by completing a self-awareness statement.

17 or older by 30 November in the year of registration.

A Level: A minimum of 112 UCAS points, including at least a grade C in Mathematics and one of the following subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Computing, Further Math, or Engineering.

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BTEC Award: A qualification in an Engineering discipline, with a minimum overall grade of DMM, and a Distinction in the Further Mathematics unit.

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HSSC: Intermediate/Higher Secondary Certificate: Entry to Level 4 requires an overall score of at least 75%, with Mathematics passed at 70% or above in the final year, and passes in Physics and Chemistry.

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Any other relevant high school qualifications will be considered.

Evidenced by UK GCSE/GCE 'O' Level at grade C or above. In the absence of these, a proficiency test may be required.

Each application is assessed on an individual basis. The final decision rests at the discretion of Liverpool John Moores University.