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Technology, Mathematics and Engineering at the University of Portsmouth
Submitted by daniel on Wed, 09/11/2005 - 00:00
Why Portsmouth?
The University of Portsmouth is a forward-thinking university, with high quality teaching and continued investment in excellent facilities, all based in the heart of a vibrant and thriving city. With a unique seaside location and a vast choice of shops, bars and restaurants, Portsmouth has a lot to offer. If you want to balance a great degree with an exciting social life then Portsmouth could just be the place for you.
Computing
Computer systems and networks link people and businesses across the globe. A degree in computing can open-up opportunities in many commercial sectors from financial services to manufacturing and the public sector. Portsmouth is distinctive for its flexible approach to learning – you can change direction by transferring to other courses within the subject area. Our students also benefit from the practical approach to their degree, securing a real understanding of current commercial practice.
Your degree will ensure you have the techniques to develop the technology of the future, and help bridge the gap with end users.
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Electronic and Computer Engineering gives you the chance to be involved with the development of next generation high-tech products like ipods, robots and games consoles. The future growth and integration of network systems - from the Internet to satellite-based services - will allow us to communicate speech, video and data signals for our business life, personal life, entertainment and leisure, further still. Electronic and computer engineering will be fundamental in these developments.
You’ll be working in the creative atmospheres of companies that really do make a difference to life around the world.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering is about designing and making the gadgets and systems that enhance our modern environment. If you are interested in how things work and have a head for numbers, then a career in engineering could be for you. All of our undergraduate mechanical engineering courses are accredited by Professional Institutions and we have a worldwide reputation. The skills you develop will allow you to leave university with the necessary requirements for registration as an Incorporated Engineer.
Mathematics
Mathematicians are recognised in industry, business and commerce for their analytical ability and systematic, logical approach to unravelling complex issues. We offer a range of different maths programmes, all of which aim to develop your theoretical, practical, analytical and computing skills.
You can be sure to develop a sound grounding that will help you to pursue a career at the forefront of modern commerce and industry.
Creative Technologies
The Faculty of Technology offers a wide range of courses in some of the most pioneering areas of technology related to the Arts, Leisure and Entertainment. Specialising in subjects such as web design, graphics, animation, virtual reality, games, video, audio and music; the secret of our success is our practical approach to building creativity alongside other transferable skills, such as communication and presentation skills.
These courses can lead to some of today’s most exciting jobs, not just in the creative industries, but in many other job markets.
For further information please contact the Technology Admissions Centre:
023 9284 2555
technology-admissions@port.ac.uk
www.port.ac.uk/tech
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