Joanna James
Engineering degrees in Sri Lanka are focused on a niche market, aiming to arm ambitious young individuals with the right qualifications for a successful career in a chosen field. Listed are the best.
Marine Engineering courses are aimed at students enthusiastic to build a career in a shipping related field. Marine engineering is sub-categorised into various departments and offers individuals a chance to specialise in fields akin to their interests. Places like CINEC Campus Sri Lanka, look at a broad spectrum when it comes to the field of marine engineering; students can choose from industrial engineering, marine electrical engineering and marine engineering. Through these courses, students are able to obtain careers, with high paid salaries climbing the ranks from amongst interesting occupations as a mariner.
Amongst the more popular engineering degrees in Sri Lanka, is those that focus on the mechanical and automotive sector. Considered a key stepping stone into the specialised fields of mechanical and automotive trade, this degree allows students, to complete higher studies at chosen universities in UK, Australia, etc. Many campuses offering the course provide hands-on experience, excellent lecture panels and professional instructors to guide students on the correct path.
Another very popular career path, many young people choose; the field of electrical and electronic engineering is both exciting and intriguing. Students are given a chance to earn Bachelor of Degrees, Higher National Diplomas and Masters from affiliated reputed universities in England, Australia or the USA. Specialisations in robotics and automation are a bonus, with some campuses offering a Master of Science degree from British universities.
Students may earn a degree in the field of Civil Engineering, leading up to MEng/BEng Hons Degree in Civil Engineering from the UK, Australian or USA universities, as well as, earning degrees in Civil Construction and Engineering and Higher National Diplomas from Pearson (BTEC HND) in Construction and Built Environment. A very interesting avenue which takes one into the areas of research in the fields of Civil Engineering and Publishing, the course, in turn, leads on to students being given the chance to submit findings and research at appropriate mediums while working together with the Civil Engineering Industry of Sri Lanka.
A multidisciplinary area of study, mechatronics features a combination of several engineering fields; these include telecommunications engineering, mechanical engineering, systems engineering and computer engineering. Students of mechatronics engineering have a chance to specialize in this field and gain an accredited degree along with practical knowledge and skills. Such degree programmes look to integrate the applications and principles of mechatronics engineering and see how they apply to the engineering sector. Once completed, students can look forward to professional careers in this field. Engineering mechanics, analogue and digital electronic engineering, engineering mathematics, engineering science, control engineering, robotics - sensors and control are among the subjects covered.
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