Engineering Studies
We focus on the vast branches of science and technology. We provide both theoretical and practical learning in each of our engineering courses.
Mechanical Engineering N1-N6
The Mechanical Engineering programme involves the design and development of machinery, ranging from simple mechanisms up to more complex machines. Mechanical Engineers apply core concepts to create and analyse machines.
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Chemical Engineering N3-N6
The Chemical Engineering programme entails the manufacturing of chemicals on an industrial scale. It also involves processes that convert raw materials into various products that we use everyday through physical, thermal or chemical changes.
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Civil Engineering N1-N6
The Civil Engineering programme will enable students to understand the design, construction and maintainance of the building environment. A Civil Engineers' work includes but is not limited to bridges, roads, canals, dams and buildings.
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Electrical Engineering N1-N6
(Light Current and Heavy Current)
The Electrical Engineering programme is the study and application of electricity. This dynamic field involves the design of electronic circuits and the development of systems such as aircraft autopilot and state-of-the-art computers.
Boiler Maker Engineering N1-N6
Boiler Makers assemble, install and repair boilers, closed vats and other large vessels or containers that hold lquids and gases. Candidates will learn their trade through a formal apprenticeship programme and are more likely to get into training programmes if they already have welding experience and certification.
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Fitting & Turning Engineering N1-N6
This is a very skilled job. Fitters & Turners maintain and repair many different kinds of machines. Fitters and Turners are highly skilled crafts people who manufacture, construct, assemble and fit components for machinery.
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