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FdSc MECHANICAL DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE


AWARDING BODY: UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH 5A2B


2 YEARS, FULL-TIME 3 YEARS, PART-TIME


Do you have a drive to make things work? If so, this course is for you. The modules that make up the course are designed to be challenging and to establish a knowledge base suitable for a career in technology.


It has been identified that developing skills at this level are key to impacting on a company’s bottom line. This would ideally suit people who wish to work, or who are already working, as technicians in mechanical design, manufacturing or associated industries. You must be open-minded when analysing the modules of this course.


The course has a common core of analytical methods, developing graduate skills, organisational behaviour, CAD, and project work. The mechanical design and manufacturing pathway includes engineering science, manufacturing processes, engineering science, instrumentation and control, design processes and manufacturing systems.


PROGRESSION


Upon successful completion, students may be able to progress to Level 6 of BSc (Hons) Mechanical Design and Manufacture degree or Level 5 of the BSc (Hons) Marine & Composite Technology at the University of Plymouth.1 Progression to the BEng Mechanical Programmes Suite Level 5 at the University of Plymouth may be possible providing that 60% of the modules already completed were numerical subjects. Incorporated Engineers often work alongside Chartered Engineers on technological innovation; with a combination of higher qualifications and work experience, this can lead learners to Chartered Engineer status.


FdA MUSIC PRODUCTION AND LIVE SOUND


AWARDING BODY: UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH


2 YEARS, FULL-TIME PW33


This course is aimed at music producers who wish to develop their skills to a professional level and gain an in-depth understanding of the music industry. A key feature of this course is its dual focus on technology and creativity. The programme has close links with local and national events and music management companies, giving you the best chance at getting your foot in the door of the music industry.


You will study a wide range of modules, including Live Sound Engineering, Recording Studio Engineering, and Sound & Music for Film/TV/Games.


Stage 1 introduces professional and developmental skills to enable you to progress your ability as a live sound and recording engineer, and also develop your knowledge of mixing and mastering.


Stage 2 will take the skills you developed in stage 1 further. You will develop as an entrepreneurial music practitioner, progressing skills in events management, live sound, lighting for performance, sequencing, record production, and sound for media.


You will have access to an 800-capacity live music and arts venue, individual workstations, state-of-the-art recording studios, and rehearsal booths.


PROGRESSION


Students who successfully pass their Foundation Degree may be able to progress to Stage 3 of the BA (Hons) Music, or the BA (Hons) Music Technology at the University of Plymouth.1 They must do this within three years.


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Please note there is a progression application deadline and places may be subject to availability.


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