Exciting to see Wales increase the opportunities available for its STEM students, with two new Degree Apprenticeship Railway Engineering courses being offered by University of South Wales and Coleg y Cymoedd. The courses will focus on civil engineering and rail track development or electro-mechanical systems and electronics.
Hoping to see a plethora of new innovations in the engineering sector coming from these future graduates!
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Starting in January 2024, then annually from September next year, students on the two Degree Apprenticeship Railway Engineering courses will focus on either civil engineering and rail track development , such as permanent way infrastructure; or electro-mechanical systems and electronics, supporting electrification and rolling stock maintenance. Studying part of the course at Coleg Y Cymoedd and then the rest at USW, the successful students will gain a Bachelor of Sciences degree.
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