Undergraduate

Fire Engineering

Tuition per year £9,500 not confirmed
AwardBEng
IELTS6.0 not confirmed

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Overview

Entry requirements

English
IELTS 6.0 not confirmed

Careers opportunities

Accreditation is the thing to check before anything else on an engineering course, because it decides whether the degree counts toward chartered status later. A three year bachelor's meets part of the academic requirement; the integrated master's meets all of it.

Roles graduates go into

  • Graduate engineer in your discipline
  • Design engineer
  • Project engineer
  • Manufacturing or process engineer
  • Technical consultant
  • Quality or reliability engineer

Where they work

  • Engineering consultancies
  • Manufacturers and their supply chains
  • Energy, water and infrastructure operators
  • Defence and aerospace
  • Automotive and rail
After the course

Incorporated or chartered engineer status through the relevant institution, which takes an accredited degree plus a logged period of professional development in post.

Fees and funding

Tuition, international students£9,500 not confirmed
Where you will study

University of Central Lancashire

It is the only university we work with in Preston, so what is on this page is the whole of our list there.

The region
England
Courses there, all told
225 across every university we list in it
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