Entry requirements
It would be beneficial for candidates to have prior knowledge and understanding of basic thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. This may be evidenced by possession of the following HN Units:
- Engineering Principles
- Thermofluids
This HN Unit is designed to enable candidates to develop knowledge and understanding of heat transfer and fluid mechanics.
On completion of the Unit the candidate should be able to:
Everything you need to know before applying for this course.
It would be beneficial for candidates to have prior knowledge and understanding of basic thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. This may be evidenced by possession of the following HN Units:
This course involves an additional SQA fee. Please see our Courses Explained page for further information on costs.
Fee waivers may apply. Find out more about funding for part-time courses.
Please Note: Distance learning courses have flexible start dates and applications will be considered at all points of the year.
For non-Scottish residents – the College will confirm fees payable for your chosen course on booking and these may differ from the advertised fee
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