2.5-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate for Science and Engineering - Transfer to Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Electronic and Communication Engineering (With a Year in Industry)

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Program Description For students who've finished high school but don’t meet the entry requirements for university, a Foundation Certificate can help them gain entry to an undergraduate degree. After completing this pathway option students qualify for progression to the 1st year of an undergraduate degree at the University of York. A student’s course length is determined mainly by their English language level (UKVI IELTS score). Students on all course lengths take a set of common or similar modules to gain a solid base of skills for university. Students taking a course longer than 2 terms, will take additional modules designed to improve one or more of their English language level, academic skills, and basic knowledge of particular subjects. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Electronic and Communication Engineering With a Year in Industry Telephone, radio, satellite communications, the internet, mobile phones – each new development has revolutionised the way people live and the way they think about the world. Electronic communications encompass a wide range of technologies from fibre-optics to mobile technology, from satellite engineering to the internet, and more. The University of York will prepare students to succeed in a fast-paced, technologically complex world of global-scale projects and ever-increasing demands for solutions and innovation. A year in industry will develop their professional skills and increase their experience. Students will be able to function with confidence in the challenging world of communications engineering, as a designer, researcher or as a manager. Students will work with world-class researchers who are advancing the understanding of electronics every day, and draw on the expertise of the Communications Research Group. Students will develop their practical, organisational, management and business skills with project work in every year of the course.