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The Pathway for Research, Innovation, and Multinational Engineering (PRIME) programme is a flagship programme of the College of Engineering designed to provide exceptional students with a comprehensive education in engineering and opportunities to gain valuable experience through research internships and work placements in top universities and companies worldwide.

In the global world, technology is constantly evolving. In the field of engineering, in certain areas, there are flexible approaches that can be studied through distance courses at Selinus University. Different technical disciplines at engineering and technology levels cannot be learned through distance education. For this reason, most of the courses in this faculty are reserved for people who, through previous studies or professional practices, have the necessary credits to access the programs.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) is a new common entry degree programme aimed at giving you a solid foundation in engineering while allowing you a little extra time to decide exactly which area of engineering you would like to study.

The Master of Science in Management Engineering is designed for academic bachelor graduates with a strong quantitative and technical/scientific background. The programme offers an advanced quantitative and science-based training in business economics and the various management subfields, with the aim of providing in-depth and interdisciplinary insight into how businesses operate.

Built on a solid foundation in the design and innovation of structures, this programme will equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to become a civil engineer. Through the selection of materials, construction methods and numerical simulations, you will be able to design constructions that are fully compliant with environmental, legal and structural rules. You will learn to translate a project from concept to realisation, arriving at a structural design that meets the relevant criteria of strength, serviceability, energy efficiency, durability, and sustainability.

Physics students will be trained in the research groups working on the new Fermilab initiatives, the mu2e, muon (g-2), Nova experiments, as well as future neutrino physics experiments, or in the Fermilab group which collaborates with the cms experiment at CERN, or in the theory group. for some students, the internship may take place in other US laboratories or universities.

The Graduate Diploma in Research Studies in Engineering is designed for those who want to deepen their knowledge in engineering fields while developing research skills. The program focuses on building...

The Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) (Honours) program is designed for students who want to engage deeply with engineering research while developing practical skills. Throughout the ...

The Master of Electronics Engineering (MEE) programme (By Research) aims at preparing engineering graduates with advanced technical knowledge and skills in finding practical and scientific solutions to meet the needs and changes of the current engineering problems.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Engineering program at Taylor’s strives for academic excellence in research to produce graduates with leadership qualities, a sense of social responsibility, community involvement and professionalism.

This program is designed for participants who hold an engineering qualification to research the areas of engineering management.

PhD in Engineering Education. While there has been extraordinary engineering education happening at UConn since 1916, the field of engineering education is its academic study. A Ph.D. in engineering education from UConn will prepare students with the skills and competencies needed to conduct high-quality educational research in the context of engineering programs at both the pre-and post-secondary levels.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Arts program offers a unique blend of technical and creative studies. It allows students to develop strong engineering skills alongside a broad understanding of...

The suggested curriculum in Engineering Physics is designed to equip its graduates with a flexible background of basic scientific knowledge with which to meet the ever-changing problems of modern engineering research and development while at the same time providing them with the engineering viewpoint needed to carry practical industrial problems to completion.

In the first two years you will study a rigorous and challenging general engineering syllabus, giving you a strong technical foundation across: mechanical engineering. electronics and electrical engineering. electromechanical engineering. software engineering .