Course modules
What you will study on this degree
Further guidance on modules
Modules are designated core or optional in accordance with professional body requirements, as applicable, and LJMU’s Academic Framework Regulations. Whilst you are required to study core modules, optional modules provide you with an element of choice. Their availability may vary and will be subject to meeting minimum student numbers.
Where changes to modules are necessary these will be communicated as appropriate.
Core modules
Engineering and Technology Practice
20 credits
20 credits
Foundation Mathematics for Engineering and Technology 1
20 credits
20 credits
Foundation Mathematics for Engineering and Technology 2
20 credits
20 credits
Introductory Foundation Physics
20 credits
20 credits
Additional Foundation Physics
20 credits
20 credits
English Language Studies
20 credits
20 credits
Core modules
Engineering Mathematics 1a
10 credits
10 credits
Engineering Mathematics 1b
10 credits
10 credits
Professional Practice and the Environment
20 credits
20 credits
Analogue Electronics
20 credits
20 credits
Software Development for Embedded Systems
20 credits
20 credits
Digital Electronics
20 credits
20 credits
Engineering Circuit Analysis
20 credits
20 credits
Core modules
Advanced Mathematics
10 credits
10 credits
Embedded Systems Programming and Applications in the Environment
20 credits
20 credits
Local Communications Systems and Applications
20 credits
20 credits
Instrumentation and Control Engineering
20 credits
20 credits
Electric machines, power systems and clean energy
20 credits
20 credits
Linear Electronics Design and the Environment
10 credits
10 credits
Professional Practice Integrative Project
20 credits
20 credits
Core modules
Engineering Project
40 credits
40 credits
Process Control and Applications
20 credits
20 credits
Automation and IoT
20 credits
20 credits
Engineering Management
10 credits
10 credits
Signals and Systems with Real World Applications
10 credits
10 credits
Power Electronics and the Environment
20 credits
20 credits
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To be enrolled, students should attend national university entrance examinations and pass the line of second level (Normally their scores should be higher than the provincial score of second level). In China, the college entrance outcomes are divided into 3 levels (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Students will be able to demonstrate efficiency in English to a standard equivalent to IELTS 5.5. USST will operate within the guidance of the LJMU Admissions Policy, please see LJMU Code of Practice for Admissions at: https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/~/media/files/ljmu/public-information-documents/student-regulations/guidance-policy-and-process/admissions-policy
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Other international requirements
National University Entrance Examinations, Second Level
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