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Engineering - Precision Engineering & Design - Sligo

ATU - Sligo Campus

Course code
Level
Level 7
Award
Degree - Ordinary Bachelor (Level 7 NFQ)
Classification
Major
Awarding body
Atlantic Technological University
Duration
2 years part-time, online. Study Hours Students can expect total lecture hours of approximately 5-6 hours, 3 nights per week. Each module will typically require an additional 4-5 hours work per week. A total study effort of 20 hours per week is typical. On-Campus Attendance Attendance is required 2-3 days per semester for practicals and labs at the Sligo Campus.

Programme summary

The aim of this programme is to provide graduates with the skills needed to pursue a career in precision engineering, tool and product design and advanced manufacturing industries. Students will explore key areas such as design of precision products, tools and machines, CNC programming & machining, metrology, validation, polymer processing, analysis and manufacture of precision engineering/mechanical devices.

Entry requirements

1. Holders of Level 6 Higher Certificate in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline. 2. Qualified craftpersons (in toolmaking, fitting and related skills) who have successfully completed the Certificate in Mechanical Analysis & Automation (Special Purpose Award). 3. Applicants with other qualifications and/or with relevant industrial experience may apply via RPL.

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