General Engineering with Science Foundation Year

About this course

General engineering with a science foundation year is a degree that provides both an accessible academic entry route and a broad introduction to the engineering disciplines before students choose a specialisation. Engineering is the application of scientific and mathematical knowledge to the design, creation and improvement of systems, structures and processes that serve human needs. General engineering at degree level develops the foundational skills shared across mechanical, electrical, civil and other engineering specialisms, allowing you to understand the connections between these fields before deciding where your deepest interests lie. At Lincoln, this four-year full-time programme includes a science foundation year and a sandwich year with a work placement. The foundation year builds the mathematical and scientific foundations needed for degree-level engineering study, and is part

Where its graduates go

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