Choosing the right university course
www.theiet.org/students
Help your students work out which engineering course is right for them.
The student section of the IET website gives up-to-date advice on choosing a course and explains how the IET supports students at university and in their early career.
Along with other professional institutions, the IET runs an accreditation programme that monitors and certifies courses. To be accredited, courses must provide good quality teaching and assessment. They also have to meet international standards while giving students the foundation for achieving professional registration.
Accreditation guarantees that the following have been checked and approved:
Course content and how it is assessed Facilities and staffing Relevance to employers Current students’ opinions about the course.
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Our directory of accredited providers lists mainly BEng (Hons), MEng and MSc qualifications covering electrical and electronic engineering, computing, mechanical and manufacturing engineering and more. Individual programmes include a wide range of specialisations, including nanotechnology, communications and renewable energy.
Go online today and find out how to point your students in the right direction.
IET Academic Partners
www.theiet.org/academic-partners
IET Academic Partners are university departments which understand the value of association with the IET. Academic Partners promote IET student membership as they value the opportunity it offers their students throughout their education and beyond.
Studying at an IET Academic Partner University means that your students’ membership fees will be partially or fully funded.
www.theiet.org/students
Key Stage 5/S6/BTEC/HND and HNC
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Science, Design and Technology, Engineering, ICT
The IET and Academic Partners work closely together to bring you a tailored range of products and services that suit your students at every stage of their study.
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