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INTO Queen's University Belfast
Full Time
Sep 2026
4 Term
Prepare for entry to Year 2 of an engineering-related undergraduate degree at Queen's University Belfast. There are five specialist sub-pathways to choose from: Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, or Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.
Mathematics is a fundamental discipline underpinning many areas of engineering. This module will provide you with a sound basis in engineering-related mathematics, where you will learn how to: approach problems and construct models involving differentiation and integration, including differential equations develop the skills to interpret the models and offer practical solutions learn how to use determinants to help analyse and solve problems
In this module you'll learn how to: approach problems involving matrices and associated algebra including the use of Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors to help analyse and solve problems construct differential equations use a variety of methods including Laplace transforms to solve equations
This module will give you the language proficiency and academic study skills you'll need to embark on the second year of a UK undergraduate course. It is designed to support your academic modules, with further language and study skills incorporated into all aspects of the International Year One programme
Students' specialist modules will depend on which of the five sub-pathways they are following/which integrated degree they are studying.
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