Engineering - Manufacturing Engineering
The BTEC Higher National Diploma is available to our graduates from the Higher National Certificate in Manufacturing Engineering and has been designed to provide technical training in the area of manufacturing engineering.
| Award Name | BTEC Higher National Diploma at UK Level 5 |
|---|---|
| NFQ Classification | |
| Awarding Body | Pearson |
| NFQ Level |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTEC Higher National Diploma at UK Level 5 | Pearson |
Duration
2 years part-time. This course runs two evenings per week. Specific timetables are available on request.
Entry Requirements
The BTEC Higher National Diploma is available to our graduates from the Higher National Certificate in Manufacturing Engineering
Candidates with Leaving Certification qualifications or higher who would be in a position to benefit from and succeed in constituent modules of the programme
Pass Maths and English
Mature applicants with qualifications and experience deemed equivalent by the College’s BTEC approved RPL and RPEL policies.
Careers / Further progression
Academic Progression
Graduates of the Higher National Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering may be considered eligible to join our Level 7 Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering programme available at our Limerick campus.
Career Progression
Recent successful graduates of the Higher National Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering are currently employed as test or research and development technicians, technical representatives, engineering plan technicians, junior engineers, production planners or production technicians in these industries. They now provide the employer with skills that contribute to increased efficiencies and productivity
Further information
We run two intakes for this course, commencing as follows:
Autumn: October*
Spring: February*
Limerick
How to Apply
Directly through the Griffith College website.
Developed with career progression and recognition by professional bodies in mind.
The BTEC Higher National Diploma is available to our graduates from the Higher National Certificate in Manufacturing Engineering and has been designed to provide technical training in the area of manufacturing engineering.
Why Study Engineering at Griffith College?
The BTEC Level 6 Higher National Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering is available only to graduates from the HNC in Manufacturing Engineering and is conducted on a part-time basis over a two-year period. The course has been designed to provide education and training of manufacturing principals to engineers/technicians in the areas of manufacturing systems design. It delivers knowledge and work-related skills in a broad range of specialist disciplines and is suited to those who would like a career in the manufacturing/biopharma and medical devices industries.
Develop key work-related skills, an appreciation of industry requirements and knowledge and understanding of manufacturing engineering.
Learn how to improve productivity, efficiency, and profitability, as well as how to provide more choice to customers, reduce response times and improve quality.
The practical nature of the coursework lends to preparation for work in the field of industrial engineering or to progress their career if currently working in the sector.
Acquire highly transferable skills attractive to a wide range of sectors outside engineering including banking, transportation, consultancy, distribution services, health and other government areas.
Option to further your studies with our Level 7 Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering programme available at both our Dublin and Limerick campuses.
Core Subjects
Semester One
Engineering Management
Engineering Maths
Production Engineering for Manufacture
Quality and Process Improvement
Semester Two
Engineering Design
Engineering Science
Managing a Professional Engineering Project
Electrical and Electronic Principals
Year Two
Semester One
Research Project 1
Professional Engineering Management
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Lean Manufacturing
Semester Two
Research Project 2
Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Sustainability
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Brendan Fogarty
COMPUTING PROGRAMME DIRECTOR
Limerick
email: brendan.fogarty@griffith.ie