Engineering
Whether you're interested in automotive, mechanical systems or electrical design, our engineering courses provide the hands-on experience and technical knowledge needed to succeed.
From entry level to specialist qualifications, you will develop core skills in areas such as vehicle maintenance, CAD, instrumentation, process control, and mechanical and electrical systems. Allowing you to leave with the knowledge needed for careers including manufacturing, energy, and engineering services
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Explore our courses
Engineering
Specialist Qualifications
- PDA in Engineering
- PDA in Advanced Manufacturing
- BEng (Hons) Engineering Systems (Graduate Apprenticeship)
We also offer a range of Apprenticeships and SVQs which combine work with study, so you can earn while you learn.
What’s Next?
You can go onto further study or careers including
- mechanic
- engineering management
- electrical engineering
- design/maintenance in manufacturing industries
- instrument engineering
- mechanical engineering
- project engineering
- process control engineering
- systems engineering
What our students say
Justin Anderson – Engineering Systems NC (SCQF Level 6)
If you want to give yourself a chance to really sell yourself to employers, and happy to apply yourself, this is a good course for you.
I have gained units machining, lathe work, mechanical assembly and a variety of welding processes. As well as this I have gained academic units in Maths, CAD, health and safety etc which would allow me to progress.
Daniel Petrie – Modern Apprenticeship
I just knew that uni wasn’t for me and wanted to get into the Auto industry, I’ve always loved cars and always doing something on my own.
I like that this is a practical and hands-on course, and I am not stuck in a classroom, although we do have to do block release up at Moray Firth training in Inverness every 6 weeks. Its practical then you sit your exams at the end of the week. I get on really well with my classmates and really enjoy my time there.