Cybernetics, BEng Hons

This cybernetics degree covers the fundamentals of engineering but will also give you specialist knowledge in areas such as sensors and networks, artificial intelligence for engineering systems, control and instrumentation, and user-centred design.

Course details

This degree in cybernetics focuses on the area of computer engineering known as the Internet of Things, smart interconnected devices and intelligent systems embedded in the world around us.

Mode of study: 4-5 days a week
Intake: Intakes: September
Course length: 3-4 years
Course fee: 9250 per year
Location: London campus

University of Greenwich

Course overview

You should graduate with the capabilities to become a pioneer and innovator in the field of cybernetics. You’ll have the knowledge and skills for careers in technology, engineering and computing, particularly in the field of emerging technologies. Alternatively, you could follow the career path of some of our previous students and set up your own company.

Benefits

Active collaborative learning
Face-to-face discussion
Outstanding student support
Learn from experienced tutors
Make full use of facilities
Access support
Careers advice

Entry requirements

Typical Offer: 112 Points

Qualifications: three A-levels/Extended Diploma/combination of A-level and Diploma/A-levels and Extended Certificate and must include one of the following:

A level: 32 Points from mathematics and a physical science or a numerate subject.

BTEC National: Extended Diploma in Engineering, requiring: Calculus to Solve Engineering Problems (Unit 7) and Further Engineering Mathematics (Unit 8), both at Merit or a related subject/unit.

A level and BTEC National: Diploma/Extended Certificate in Engineering and 32 Points from A-level mathematics if Units 7 and/or 8 are not included.

A level and BTEC National: Diploma/Extended Certificate in Applied Science and 32 Points from A-level mathematics.

Careers

These courses are designed to provide the knowledge and skills you need to enter a wide range of careers in technology, engineering and computing, particularly in the field of emerging technologies. A number of former students have opted to create their own companies.

Modules

Be at the cutting edge of technology while setting future standards

Year One

Students are required to study the following compulsory modules.

Fundamentals of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering (30 credits)
Design and Materials (30 credits)
Engineering Principles (15 credits)
Engineering Professional Skills 1 (15 credits)
Engineering Mathematics 1 (30 credits)

Year two

Students are required to study the following compulsory modules.

Electrical Circuits (15 credits)
Materials for Electrical and Electronic Engineering (15 credits)
Control and Instrumentation (15 credits)
Digital and Embedded Electronic Systems (15 credits)
Programming for Engineers (15 credits)
Sensors and Networks (15 credits)
Engineering Professional Skills 2 (15 credits)
Advanced Mathematics for Engineers (15 credits)

Year Three

Students are required to study the following compulsory modules.

Individual Project (30 credits)
Power Systems (15 credits)
Advanced Computer Engineering (30 credits)
Hardware Systems and Control (15 credits)
Network Routing Management (15 credits)
Engineering Professional Practice (15 credits)