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The information in this prospectus relates to the services and courses offered by Colchester Institute and primarily to the academic year 2014 - 2015. Colchester Institute has made all reasonable efforts to ensure that the contents of this prospectus are as accurate as possible at the time of print, but can accept no responsibility for omissions, errors or subsequent changes. The prospectus is for guidance only and does not form any part of any contract. All reasonable efforts will be made to deliver the courses as described, but we may have to modify or withdraw a particular course depending on customer demand and other factors. If there is any disruption to courses or programmes, through events outside our control, we will do all we reasonably can to minimise the inconvenience to students, but cannot be held responsible for any consequent loss.
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Engineering Courses HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) Full-time
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Welcome
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HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) Part-time
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Open Events
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HNC/D in Electronics Engineering Full-time
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Five Reasons to Choose Colchester Institute
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HNC/D in Electronics Engineering Part-time
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About Engineering
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HNC/D in Engineering (Mechanical) Full-time
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Getting to Know… Our Staff
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HNC/D in Engineering (Mechanical) Part-time
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Getting to Know… Our Students
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Engineering Courses
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What’s Next?
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At Colchester Institute we aim to provide all students with a high quality industry related learning experience. The College is very proud of its well established partnership with the University of Essex. The partnership means that while our students enjoy the highly vocational relevance of our programmes, many will also emerge with a qualification, in most cases a degree, awarded by the University of Essex. We also offer Edexcel HNC and HND programmes in a range of areas. There are few colleges that offer students fine dining, the chance to have their hair done and nails pampered, browse the on-site art gallery and see some fantastic music concerts all on one campus. The Colne Bistro and Balkerne Restaurant, our fantastic award winning restaurants, are open five days a week and offer delicious, five star meals. We also have three campus refectories and a Starbucks.
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The College provides a free gym and students on an Essex degree programme are also entitled to student rate membership of the University of Essex Sports Centre for recreational use. For those interested in art, the Hay Gallery at Colchester Institute and The Minories, located in the town centre, both display work by students and visiting artists. The Swinburne Hall hosts an exciting programme of live professional and student performances throughout the year. Colchester Institute is set within Britain’s oldest recorded town, a town that exudes history, modern culture and creativity. The thriving university town boasts a population of 160,000 and demonstrates a dynamic and exciting urban lifestyle. Colchester combines tranquillity and peace with the bustle and animation that goes with contemporary living. Studying at Colchester Institute means being only a ten minute walk away from the town centre. The town offers an abundance of shopping facilities, bars, clubs and restaurants. Colchester Institute offers higher education programmes in: • Art and Design • Business and Management • Computing • Construction • Counselling, Health and Sport • Early Years and Education • Engineering • Hospitality • Music and Performing Arts
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Alternatively, general College Open Events are listed below. At this time tutors from all areas of the College, along with support staff, will be available to discuss all levels of programmes, including further and higher education.
Come and see the College for yourself and find out more about our courses and facilities at a forthcoming Degree Open Event. Programme tutors will be available to talk to you about your course and career opportunities. You will also be able to get information on finance and student services. Go to www.colchester.ac.uk for full details and to book your place.
Degree Open Events Summer 2013 Saturday 29th June 2013 Autumn 2013 Wednesday 9th October 2013 Winter 2014 Wednesday 26th February 2014 Summer 2014 Saturday 28th June 2014 Autumn 2014 Wednesday 15th October 2014
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General Open Events Spring 2013 Wednesday 20th March 2013 Summer 2013 Wednesday 19th June 2013 Autumn 2013 Saturday 9th November 2013 Wednesday 13th November 2013 Thursday 14th November 2013 Winter 2014 Wednesday 22nd January 2014 Spring 2014 Wednesday 19th March 2014 Summer 2014 Wednesday 18th June 2014
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1. Teaching All courses are delivered by tutors with strong backgrounds in industry and business; many continue to practise in their vocational field. Their professional expertise and academic knowledge is valued by our students. Our students benefit from studying in smaller classes, regular formal and informal feedback on progress, the level of support, and the accessibility of their tutors. Expert speakers are frequently invited to share their specialist knowledge.
2. Facilities Students benefit from an excellent range of specialist resources and facilities, including dance and drama studios, a Cisco networking suite and programming laboratory, onsite and town centre based art galleries and studio space, a well equipped library and resource centre. The brand new Higher Education Centre includes quiet and group study spaces, together with a common room.
3. Campus Our bustling, vibrant campus has a great mix of students and there is always something going on. The three refectories, take away and coffee shops offer plenty of choice throughout the day. You can even enjoy a delicious meal in our award winning restaurants.
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Great value treatments are offered in the hair and beauty salons. The Swinburne Hall hosts live performances throughout the year and the Student Services team organises a calendar of events. The gym is open to all students and in term-time you can join classes for yoga, abs and Zumba. The Students’ Union offers a variety of services, including trips, clubs and societies, join one or create your own!
4. Location Colchester Institute is only a ten minute walk from the town centre with a great choice of entertainment and attractions, including theatres, a multi-screen cinema, exhibition spaces, live music venues and much more. There are first class sport and leisure facilities and a variety of clubs, pubs and restaurants. London is less than an hour away by train and the campus is a ten minute walk from the station. The cities of Cambridge and Norwich are readily accessible by train and the Essex coast is just a half-hour drive away.
5. Technology At Colchester Institute we embrace technology, new first year degree and HNC/D students will be given an iPad to support their learning experience. The iPad has many exciting features including loads of free educational apps and the potential to develop a learning network. As requested by our students, the new Higher Education Centre is flooded with WiFi. Students will also have access to PebblePad, to create their own personal online journal and record of studies and webfolio.
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Our engineering programmes have been designed to provide higher technical qualifications for an ever changing, high tech and extremely challenging industry. Programmes are designed with employers’ needs in mind, because we know that students with the skills and knowledge employers really need can access rewarding career opportunities, in a wide range of exciting industries across the globe. We currently have over 200 students studying with us who are sponsored by employers. We maintain very close links with the industry to ensure that the content of our programmes reflects current practices and anticipates future technological developments. It is a good time to be involved in a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) subject based employment. The government recognises that there is a shortage of technical skills and knowledge across the country and employers are experiencing real skills shortages, particularly at technician level and above.
that employers require. Skills such as analytical methods, business acumen, technical knowledge, communication and a real focus on problem solving. These courses provide candidates with an ideal means to access this exciting industry and carve out a career of their choice. Locally, significant developments are planned, particularly around offshore wind farms, nuclear power, and power generation and distribution. This means that engineering skills will be in higher demand than ever, which in turn means fantastic opportunities for our students.
We have developed our Higher National Certificates and Higher National Diplomas to develop the range of skills in our candidates
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Getting to Know... Name: David Kellar Job: Lecturer in Engineering
Our Staff
What did you do before you joined Colchester Institute?
I began my engineering career 18 years ago as an apprentice, which was a great introduction into the industry and where I gained my City & Guilds qualifications. Since then, I’ve worked on all aspects of commercial and domestic electrical installations, ranging from designing and installation of power networks for hospital services, to managing a 24 hour maintenance company. Alongside my career, I have continued my education and I hold a Certificate in Education and an MA in Teaching and Learning. I haven’t stopped there either, as I’m currently studying for a PhD, so I have a lot of experience to share with students.
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You graduated in 2012 with a Distinction. Congratulations! It must feel great to achieve such a fantastic result? It does feel great. I would say that achieving a good grade was one of the most enjoyable aspects of my studies. It’s nice to know that the two years hard work I put in was worth it. I was even awarded the Centre prize in recognition of my commitment.
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HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) Full-time This is a relatively new programme to address national skills shortages within the field of power engineering. It is an exciting opportunity to gain both a qualification and skills within a challenging and rewarding engineering discipline. The industry offers fantastic career paths and job prospects locally, nationally and even internationally.
Who is this course for? Course Type Full-time Duration
1 year HNC Further 1 year HND
Course Code HNC H620 HND H621 Applications Via UCAS Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects, or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
This programme is suitable for those who have an interest in electrical engineering, or energy, and wish to pursue a career within the sector, and those requiring the industry recognised higher technician qualification.
Course description
Our graduates either begin an exciting career in the workplace within this high-tech industry and/or continue to degree level either full or part-time.
The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental engineering and electrical concepts and skills required of a higher technician as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills, and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
Modules include: Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Electrical and Electronic Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Electrical Power • Utilisation of Electrical Energy • Mechatronics
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What our graduates do
Power engineering is a term that describes the maintenance, design and manufacture of electrical power systems and networks, from generation to the consumer’s meter. This is the network that provides homes, businesses, hospitals, schools, etc., with the electrical power they need to survive and compete. It is of vital importance to the country, effectively being the blood within its veins.
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Assessment will predominantly be assignment based, but with some exams.
Work within the energy sector is expanding rapidly in this area. This is a great opportunity to enhance skills and take advantage of opportunities in the future. www.colchester.ac.uk
HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) Part-time The HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) is designed to help develop skills and knowledge to allow workers already employed within this sector, to engage at a higher level.
Who is this course for?
What our graduates do
Candidates currently working in an electrical engineering environment or who have experience of working within the sector.
Our graduates often use this qualification to assist their career development and increase promotional opportunities within the sector.
Course description The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental engineering and electrical concepts and skills required of a higher technician as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. As with all engineering day release programmes, individual modules may be studied separately to update knowledge. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
2 years HNC Further 2 years HND
Applications Direct to Colchester Institute Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects, or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
Modules include:
Assessment will predominantly be assignment based but with some exams.
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Duration
Course Code ZT30361
Course content Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Electrical and Electronic Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Electrical Power • Utilisation of Electrical Energy • Mechatronics
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Professional engineers are at the forefront of the new technological age and are highly valued within industry. They form the backbone of research and development in their field. Validated by
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HNC/D in Electronics Engineering Full-time Electronics and telecommunications underpin every aspect of contemporary life, in health, leisure, industry and education. These sectors need an expanding, skilled workforce. By the end of the course, students will have a good understanding of modern electronic systems, along with the use of microprocessors and computers in the electronic industry.
Course Type Full-time Duration
1 year HNC Further 1 year HND
Course Code HNC H610 HND 016H Applications Via UCAS Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
Who is this course for?
What our graduates do
This programme is suitable for those who have an interest in advanced electronics engineering/manufacturing and wish to extend experience in problem solving techniques, and those requiring the industry recognised, higher technician qualification.
Our graduates either begin an exciting career in the workplace within this high-tech industry and/or continue to degree level either full or part-time.
Course description The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental electronic engineering concepts and skills required of a higher technician, as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
Course content Modules include: Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Electrical and Electronic and Digital Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Combinational and Sequential Logic • Mechatronics • Measurement and Testing
The facilities for Electronics Engineering at Colchester are fantastic!
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HNC/D in Electronics Engineering Part-time The HNC/D in Electronics Engineering is designed to help develop skills and knowledge to allow workers all ready in this sector to engage at a higher level.
Who is this course for?
What our graduates do
This course is for candidates currently working in a mechanical engineering environment or who have experience of working within the sector. This programme is suitable for those who have an interest in advanced electronics engineering/manufacturing and wish to extend experience in problem solving techniques, and those requiring the industry recognised, higher technician qualification.
Our graduates are highly skilled and this programme should enable a technician to carry out responsible duties consistent with higher technician status.
Course description
Modules include: Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Electrical and Electronic and Digital Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Combinational and Sequential Logic • Mechatronics • Measurement and Testing
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Duration
2 years HNC Further 2 years HND
Course Code ZT30631
The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental electronic engineering concepts and skills required of a higher technician, as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. As with all engineering day release programmes, individual modules may be studied separately to update knowledge. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
Course content
Course Type
Applications Direct to Colchester Institute Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
The electronic labs are well equipped and provide both simulated and hands-on electronics experience.
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HNC/D in Engineering (Mechanical) Full-time This programme is an industry recognised qualification that builds skills currently in high demand by employers. It provides access to exciting opportunities within a challenging and rewarding sector with fantastic career paths and many job prospects both locally, nationally and even internationally.
Course Type Full-time Duration
1 year HNC Further 1 year HND
Course Code HNC H300 HND 003H Applications Via UCAS Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects, or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
Who is this course for?
What our graduates do
This programme is suitable for those who have an interest in advanced engineering or manufacturing and wish to extend experience in mechanical engineering and problem solving techniques, and those requiring the industry recognised, higher technician qualification.
Our graduates either begin an exciting career in the workplace within this high-tech industry and/or continue to degree level either full or part-time.
Course description The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental engineering concepts and skills required of a higher technician, as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
Course content Modules include: Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Mechanical Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Materials Engineering • Dynamics of Machines • Mechatronics
This qualification is highly regarded by local employers, it will offer students a broad understanding of the typical tasks and requirements of engineering professionals.
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HNC/D in Engineering (Mechanical) Part-time This is a flexible programme which provides individuals with a range of disciplines to help them develop skills to progress their career within this sector.
Who is this course for?
What our graduates do
Candidates currently working in a mechanical engineering environment or who have experience of working within the sector. This programme is suitable for those who have an interest in advanced engineering/manufacturing and wish to extend experience in problem solving techniques, and those requiring the industry recognised, higher technician qualification.
Our graduates often use this qualification to assist their career development and increase promotional opportunities within the sector.
Course description The course, comprising eight modules (HNC) and a further eight (HND), covers the fundamental engineering concepts and skills required of a higher technician as well as providing a sound basis for further study at degree level. As with all engineering day release programmes, individual modules may be studied separately to update knowledge. The course is delivered through a mixture of classroom activity, guided assignment work and examinations. Emphasis is placed on problem solving skills and students should expect the delivery to reflect this, combined with associated mathematical concepts.
Course Type
Part-time
Duration
2 years HNC Further 2 years HND
Course Code ZT31751 Applications Direct to Colchester Institute Entry Requirements National Certificate or National Diploma, 2 A Levels or a Vocational A Level (AVCE) in relevant subjects, or level 3 qualifications in maths and science or equivalent. Industrial experience may also be considered.
Course content Modules include: Engineering Science • Analytical Methods for Engineers • Business Management Techniques • Mechanical Principles • Project (Design, Implement, Evaluate) • Materials Engineering • Dynamics of Machines • Mechatronics
It is quite a challenging programme, particularly the analytical methods, but great that it gets you thinking and well worth it in the end. Validated by
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Applying to UCAS Applications Customer Services department The Admissions team within our Customer Services department is available on (01206) 712777 to help you make an application or discuss entry or course requirements.
Colchester Institute will usually consider late applications received after the appropriate deadline and 30th June 2014 and through Clearing if places remain available.
Applying for a place
Deferred entry
All applications for entry to Colchester Institute full-time higher education courses must be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). The UCAS code is shown next to the course details.
Colchester Institute accepts applications for students looking to defer entry until September 2015 for all courses. Any student applying for deferred entry would be required to meet the conditions of their offer by 31st August 2014.
Direct applications
How to apply
You may apply directly to Colchester Institute using one of our own application forms ONLY IF:
All applications for entry to courses are made online using UCAS. Apply via the UCAS website www.ucas.com. The UCAS code for Colchester Institute is CINST C75.
(a) it is your intention to study part-time or (b) you are currently undertaking a full-time degree at Colchester Institute and wish to transfer internally to another degree or (c) you are applying for postgraduate study.
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UCAS will receive applications for entry in 2014 from 1st September 2013. You are advised to apply as soon as possible and preferably before the first UCAS deadline of 15th January 2014. Art and Design courses at Colchester Institute have a deadline of 24th March 2014.
Applicants from outside the United Kingdom Overseas applicants can apply online using UCAS Apply via the UCAS website www.ucas.com. If you do not have access to the Internet, please contact the UCAS Customer Relations Team on +44 (0)870 1122211.
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WELFARE
CAREER GUIDANCE
UCAS application fee
Student Loans and Grants
The application fee for 2014 was not available at the time of going to CLASSROOM LEARNING print. The fee for 2013 was £23 for a multiple application and £12 for a SUPPORT single choice. To confirm the application fees for 2014 please visit the UCAS website www.ucas.com for more information.
How much money will I need and how do I get it?
Employed applicants If you are to be sponsored by your employer to study on a course with a UCAS code, you must apply through UCAS. INDIVIDUAL UCAS contact details
SUPPORT PLANNING
UCAS, Rosehill, New Barn Lane, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 3LZ. Telephone 0870 1122211.
Fees Major Government reforms to student finance commenced in 2012-2013 resulting in universities and colleges being able to charge variable fees. Universities and colleges that want to charge more than the basic fee (level not yet set for 2014-2015) must provide additional support to promote access to disadvantaged students. At the time of printing, Colchester Institute had not set course fees and support levels for 2014-2015. Once we have done so, we will update the fees pages on our website. We therefore recommend you consult our website for this information before you submit your UCAS application for entry to study in autumn 2013. These changes apply to UK and EU students wishing to study higher education in England.
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FINANCE
Budgeting for student life is a tricky thing. The key is to be aware of the student loans and grants that are available to you, and to make sure you apply for them in good time. These can include Tuition Fee Loans, Maintenance Loans and Grants, and Disabled Students Allowance. CHILDCARE
For more information please visit the Student Finance website at www.gov.uk/studentfinance, or call 0845 300 5090. For full-time courses, you apply for student finance from the January before youSTUDENT start your studies. LIFE You don’t need to wait until your UCAS offers have been made. For part-time courses, applications open in August. Is there any other money I can get? As well as student loans and grants, some students may be eligible for financial support through Access to Learning Funds which provides discretionary support to certain categories of student. If you think your financial circumstances might prevent you from attending a full-time or part-time higher education course, our Student Finance team offers information on all aspects of student finance, including the application procedures. Please contact the team on (01206) 712293 for further information.
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HNC/D in Sport (Coaching and Sport Development) • Diploma of Higher Education Person-Centred Counselling • Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care • Foundation Degree in Management of Sport • BA (Hons) in Counselling Studies • BA (Hons) in Health and Social Care • BA (Hons) in Management of Sport
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HND in Hospitality Management • Foundation Degree in HNC/D in Electrical Engineering (Power) • HNC/D in Electronics Engineering • HNC/D in Engineering (Mechanical) Management of Hospitality • BA (Hons) in Management of Hospitality
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