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As the demand for clean energy grows, so does the demand for energy engineering graduates. This course equips you with the skills, knowledge, and industrial connections you鈥檒l need to tackle global energy challenges and shape the future of our society. East Anglia is a significant region for energy engineering, and you鈥檒l see the benefits of our connections with local industry from the very start of your five-year course. You鈥檒l have access to an array of career pathways, alongside the option of further study. You鈥檒l study an integrated programme for the first year, providing a broad insight into the incredible potential of engineering. From year two, you鈥檒l specialise in energy engineering, building theoretical knowledge and practical skills. You can also enrich your learning experience with optional modules in the Schools of Environmental Sciences or Computing Sciences, to become a truly interdisciplinary engineer. You鈥檒l spend your third year in industry, applying your learning in a practical context, before returning to UEA to complete your studies. You鈥檒l finish out your course with a multidisciplinary design project which you鈥檒l complete to a real-life brief. You鈥檒l visit the site, develop designs, and present your work to professionals. Previous students have secured graduate employment based on their final-year project. From the beginning of your course, you鈥檒l have access to industry-standard facilities in Productivity East, including computer aided design (CAD) stations, 3D printers, subtractive manufacturing technology, and several collaborative robots. You鈥檒l also be able to demonstrate your abilities to industry professionals through frequent events like our annual Select Partnership Scheme. Studying energy engineering at UEA means you鈥檒l graduate with a wide range of theoretical knowledge, practical experience and employability skills. As you transition into your career, you鈥檒l be supported by our award-winning careers service for up to three years after graduation.

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