Study Electro-Mechanical Engineering at Oxford Brookes to develop advanced practical engineering skills and a deep understanding of electronic systems. This program is designed for individuals interested in solving complex engineering challenges that require expertise in areas like electric power systems, digital control technology, and sensor data. Even if you don't have prior knowledge, the course will guide you to become an expert. You will learn to tackle real-world industry problems and prepare for a career working on innovative technological projects, as many modern devices like aircraft, robots, and medical equipment rely on the intricate interaction between electronic and mechanical components.
This course shares some modules with other engineering degrees but includes specialist electro-mechanical systems modules. You'll build knowledge in areas like stress analysis while specializing in electronic and control systems. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills, starting with familiarization in Year 1, moving to system design and advanced tools in Year 2, and culminating in a final year project. An optional placement year is highly recommended between Year 2 and your final year for industry experience.
Living costs include accommodation, food, transport, personal expenses, and course essentials. These figures are estimates and will vary based on lifestyle and accommodation choices.
Accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on behalf of the Engineering Council for the purposes of fully meeting the academic requirement for registration as an Incorporated Engineer.