Available for January, May or September intakes.
Indicate point of entry as Year 3 when applying for this top-up degree.
This Teesside University award is delivered 100% online.
Course overview
Designed as a flexible, vocational top-up, this course offers a conversion route into engineering for students from a range of technical backgrounds. You don’t need an HND in the same discipline or advanced Level 5 maths to apply.
Advance your career and build on existing qualifications with our flexible online top-up degree in engineering (mechanical technology). An ideal progression route if you hold a QCF Level 5 Higher National Diploma or an equivalent qualification in an engineering or technology discipline. Develop a well-rounded understanding of core engineering principles and strengthen your ability to think critically – giving you a strong foundation to progress as a professional engineer.
Learn about mechanical engineering technology and important areas in modern engineering, including sustainable engineering systems and Industry 4.0, equipping you with knowledge of eco-friendly technologies and the latest in automation, data exchange and smart manufacturing. Apply core engineering design principles to develop your creativity and technical skills, enabling you to design innovative and practical solutions. Through engineering project management, you learn how to plan, deliver and oversee projects effectively – ensuring they’re completed on time, within budget and to a high professional standard.
This degree helps boost your career opportunities in high-demand sectors, enhancing your existing skills and knowledge for roles as a mechanical engineer, project manager or design engineer, and positioning you for potential leadership roles in a competitive, evolving industry.
You study via distance learning using Teesside University’s online learning platform which means you can easily fit your studies around work and other personal commitments.
Employability
Engineers are needed across the UK and all over the world with services in high demand. Graduate engineers can seek employment in almost every sector of industry including automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, marine, medical, rail, power, processing, chemical, oil and gas, and food production. Teesside has emerged as a significant hub for renewable energy and decarbonisation efforts, particularly in offshore wind, hydrogen production and carbon capture technologies.
There are several postgraduate master's programmes available at Teesside University for further study, on successful completion of this degree with at least 2.2 honours.
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