Engineering Fundamentals with University of Strathclyde

The Faculty of Engineering at Strathclyde is delighted to offer a newly developed module in Engineering Fundamentals which launched on 5 November 2020.

The University of Strathclyde Engineering Fundamentals course is open for registrations once again.

This online course provides an insight into studying engineering and an opportunity to develop skills relevant across different engineering disciplines. Combining online materials developed by the highly acclaimed departments of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Design Manufacturing and Engineering Management and Civil and Environmental Engineering the course aims to contextualise what it means to be an engineer, the impact engineers have on society and the environment around them and seeks to nurture and develop engineering habits of mind.

This course is funded Scottish Funding Council and is free to Scottish domiciled individuals. Click here to view full information on who the course is suitable for and details on how to apply. Have questions? Strathclyde have created some handy FAQs, which you can view here.

 

 

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