Instrumentation and control engineers are responsible for the efficient and safe control of large-scale processes, from nuclear power stations, oil refineries and chemical plants to smaller operations such as manufacturing centres, breweries and food production facilities.You develop the skills to design and maintain advanced measurement and control systems, and learn how these are applied to multimillion-pound chemical and manufacturing plants.This degree is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, under license from the Engineering Council, as partially satisfying the academic requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng). Further masters-level accredited learning is required to complete the educational base for full CEng status.Length: 4 years (or 5 with a work placement)