447 Short courses in Engineering & Technology in United Kingdom

Cultivate your expertise in the future of automation with this Introduction to Automation and Cobots course at Dundee and Angus College.

This Advanced Construction Technology course at Nottingham Trent University introduces you to the technological environments in which the construction industry operates today.

BPEC Water Regulations (PLA) at Cardiff and Vale College is a one-day professional course covering the regulations and byelaws governing water supply installations across the United Kingdom.

This Current Practices in Civil Engineering course at Nottingham Trent University evaluates current practices in civil engineering including Building Information Modelling (BIM), sensing technologies, geospatial engineering, modularised construction, design management and engineering ethics.

Advance your engineering career with specialist online training in the design and operation of offshore pipelines, all with this Pipelines and Soil Mechanics course at the University of Aberdeen.

Engineering Systems at Edinburgh College is an entry-level course that will enhance your knowledge and understanding of Mechanical and Electrical engineering principles.

 Our Level 2 Plumbing course from West London College is a comprehensive programme designed to give you the essential skills, knowledge, and confidence to succeed in the plumbing and building services industry.

This Advanced Sensors Technology course offered by Cranfield University will be a mixture of lecture-like sessions, combined with engaging activities, video case studies and group discussions.

In Construction Project Management Practice at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) you will integrate your project manager skills by selecting a project case study and analysing it in relation to environment, client objectives, feasibility, strategy, implementation, and commissioning.

There has been a great advance in IP networking protocols and technologies in the recent years. The University of Surrey offers this IP Networking Protocols and Technologies short course. 

The field of electro-optic and infrared (EO/IR) technology continues to progress rapidly. EO/IR systems are commonplace in both civil and military applications and as the technology matures their capability continues to grow and their cost begins to come down. The Electro-optic and Infrared Systems 1 course offered by Cranfield University will explore that.

UCL's Security and Privacy of Networked Computer Systems practical short course covers the design, development and evaluation of secure computer systems and networks.

University College London (UCL)'s Mobile Communications Systems short course/CPD module considers the fundamentals of mobile and wireless communications systems.

UCL's Wireless Communications Principles short course/CPD module outlines the fundamentals of wireless communications systems.

UCL's Telecommunications Networks - an Introduction short course will give you an introduction to, and wide perspective on, communication networks and their properties.

This Welding Award Level 2 qualification offered by Chichester College Group develops stronger competence in MMA, MIG and TIG with both destructive and non-destructive testing. 

This Renewable Energy Consultant Expert Certificate course offered by Renewable Energy Institute is taught by respected university professors and renowned lecturers with years of practical and theoretical expertise

In this Electric Vehicles course offered by Renewable Energy Institute you will discover the advantages and opportunities of the electric vehicle and EV recharging sectors.

Join this Renewable Energy Integration to Grid course at the University of Aberdeen and gain the engineering skills you need for the energy transition.

With billions at risk of heat-stress due to the climate crisis, this Sustainable Cooling - Building Resilience to Extreme Heat course at the University of Oxford explores how sustainable cooling solutions can help us build our resilience and better adapt to the impact of increasing global temperatures – now and for the coming decades.