Engineering and Energy

Why Choose Engineering at Fife College?

A career in Engineering provides great job opportunities within many different industries. Engineers are highly sought after in emerging industries such as Renewable Energy, as well as more traditional fields such as Automotive Engineering and Manufacturing.

So whether you are interested in working in one of these fields, or Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum or Fabrication and Welding, Fife College provides the best Engineering training to kick-start your career.

Our Engineering courses are suitable for every level of study, from a basic pre-apprenticeship training course or a certificate in engineering, up to HNC and HND level, which could allow you to progress on to an engineering degree at university.

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We also offer modern apprenticeships in Engineering – Hit the button below to find out how this might suit you.

Modern Apprenticeships Information

Our Courses

We offer courses in the following subjects:

· Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics and Automation

· Automotive Engineering

· Computer Aided Draughting and Design

· Electrical and Electronic Engineering

· Engineering Systems and Renewables

· Fabrication, Welding and Inspection

· Manufacturing Engineering

· Mechanical Engineering

· Petroleum, Oil and Gas

Progress to a Degree

Our HNC and HND Engineering Courses are the equivalent of the first and second years of an Engineering degree.

If you meet the requirements, you could progress to year 3 and 4 of a specific BEng (Hons) degree course at any of the following partner Universities:

The University of Aberdeen

Edinburgh Napier University

Glasgow Caledonian University

University of the Highlands and Islands

University of the West of Scotland

So studying Engineering at Fife College can be a more cost-effective, local alternative route to the same Engineering degree in Scotland, in the same amount of time!

What Happens after I Apply?

There are four possible outcomes from your interview:

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Unconditional offer: you have met all the entry requirements and your place is guaranteed.

Conditional offer: your place is secured pending meeting the entry requirements.

Waiting list: you have met all entry requirements; however, the course is full.
If any spaces become available you may be contacted usually around about the course start date.