Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronics and Control Engineering – Deposit & Application

Applications for course commencing in March 2025 are OPEN till the 10.01.2025.

This link is aimed for persons to submit their application and deposit of 500 euro.

Deposits are refundable only if the applicants are deemed as not eligible for the course and if the course does not commence according to schedule.

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Payment 1: Deposit of 500 euro

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Payment 3: 3,125 euro payment at the beginning of second year

Payment 4: 3,125 euro payment at the beginning of third year

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Course Description

The aim of this degree is to develop professional engineers who are both academically prepared and practically trained to satisfy the requirements of local industry. Moreover, graduates from this course will be suitably prepared to embark on careers or further their studies.

Control engineering is, from many perspectives, at the peak of the various engineering disciplines. Indeed, many engineering problems involve the processing of information of some form in order to control some system or variable within a more complex system. Giving students a good preparation in control engineering increases their attractiveness to industry.

Course Structure

Entry Requirements

MCAST Advanced Diploma in Industrial Electronics or

MCAST Advanced Diploma in Electrical Systems or

MCAST Undergraduate Diploma in Foundations of Engineering or

2 A-Level passes and 2 I-Level passes Compulsory A-Levels: Physics, Mathematics (Pure or Applied) Applicants need to obtain an average Grade C or better across their A- Levels in Mathematics and Physics (such as Grades C, C; Grades B, D; Grades A, E),

or

a related MCAST Advanced Diploma (with an overall mark of 60% or higher).

Maturity Clause

Be in possession of a School Leaving Certificate.

Have, by the end of the same calendar year attained the age of 23 years.

Demonstrate that they stand to benefit and show that they can follow the programme through an interview held for the purpose and any other possible actions that gauge the applicant’s standing and sound preparation or the chosen programme of studies. An updated Curriculum Vitae and a Motivation Letter should accompany each application.

Shortlisted applicants will be called for an interview to assess their suitability for the selected programme.

The Maturity Clause Selection Board may require candidates to undertake additional studies as part of their acceptance. The Board may recommend an alternative programme, where it considers appropriate.

The Board reserves the right to evaluate the applicant’s competences through an assessment.