Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Foundation in Engineering
Course Fee
MVR 3,499 Per Month x 12 Months
The Foundation in Engineering programme is an ideal pathway to qualify for undergraduate engineering courses offered by the Faculty of Engineering at ÃÜÌÒÊÓƵ, by equipping students with the necessary, pre-requisite science and engineering knowledge and skills. It also incorporates the core engineering subjects such as mechanics, electricity and magnetism, robotics and computer programming that ease the student transition from foundation level to undergraduate engineering programmes. This programme helps students to apply the language and mathematical skills required to undertake further studies as well as use computer skills and applications competently for educational purposes and enables them to make an informed decision on the branch of engineering that they would like to pursue
General Entry Criteria
3 O’ Level /SSC passes with a C grade and above OR
Attainment of a Level 3 qualification in a related field
Alternative Entry Criteria
18 years old AND
1-year work experience AND
Ability to communicate in the language of instruction
Core Modules
Mathematics for Science and Engineering 1
Physics 1
Academic Writing and Research Skills
Computer Programming
Mechanics
Mathematics for Science and Engineering 2
Physics 2
Chemistry
Introduction to Robotics
Electricity and Magnetism
MVR 3,499 Per Month x 12 Months
On the successful completion of this programme participants will be able to:
To acquire fundamental knowledge in science and engineering to pursue undergraduate degree studies
To apply analytical skills and innovative solutions in problem-solving
To analyse data on experimentations and derive conclusions from observations
To communicate ideas and work effectively as an individual and as a team member
To demonstrate good values in learning and to acquire lifelong learning skills
To obtain and organise information to make generalisations and suggest solutions for scientific problems
To acquire the language and mathematical skills required to undertake further studies
To use computer skills and applications competently for educational purposes
To acquire critical thinking and research skills that are appropriate for carrying out a range of activities independently of study purposes