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Online degrees at LIBF Engineering degrees

Take your engineering career to new heights with our engineering courses

Engineering is where creativity meets problem-solving. It’s the engine behind smarter cities, renewable energy, and tomorrow’s technologies.


When you study engineering, you gain the technical ability and leadership qualities to shape your career in any direction – whether in civil engineering, biomedical engineering, or another exciting field.


Find your online engineering course at LIBF, and prepare to drive innovation in industry and beyond.

Start dates and duration

Online learning at LIBF is available full or part-time.


Start your degree on any day you choose.

Entry requirements

Undergraduate: 2 subjects at A-Level or equivalent.


Postgraduate: a 2:2 first degree or equivalent.

Tuition fees and funding support

UK residents may be eligible for a government student loan.


We also offer scholarships for eligible students.

Undergraduate engineering courses

Explore our flexible, online degrees and turn your passion for innovation and problem-solving into a successful career in engineering.

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BEng (Hons) Industrial Engineering and Management

Robotics engineer in a factory working on a machine-learning solution for mass produce of vehicles.

BEng (Hons) Robotics

Why study an engineering degree?

Engineering is a career driven by constant innovation. As new challenges arise and industries evolve, the need for engineers who can innovate, lead, and adapt is steadily growing.

An electronic engineering student develops new skills while working on hardware components in a modern setting.
  • Roles in AI and machine learning, specifically renewable energy engineers, are among the fastest-growing positions in the world (World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report 2023).

  • Engineering roles are projected to see a net growth of 2.8%, outpacing the 2.3% growth expected across all occupations. This increase could result in 173,000 new jobs in engineering and technology by 2030 (EngineeringUK, Engineering Skill Needs 2023).

From AI and robotics to machine learning and sustainable infrastructure, engineering roles are some of the fastest-growing in the job market. We'll give you the technical skills and strategic mindset to thrive in these fields, with career opportunities that will position you to thrive in a world of constant change and invention.

Engineering management courses

At LIBF, our BEng Industrial Engineering and Management course provides you with the practical and managerial skills to optimise complex industrial systems. You’ll explore production engineering, automation, and project management, learning to boost productivity across manufacturing, logistics, and energy sectors.

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Learning opportunities our engineering management degree

Depending on your chosen interests and modules, you’ll build your understanding in:

  • business models and digital transformation

  • automation and production engineering

  • aviation operations and airline management

  • advanced project management and leadership strategies

  • sustainable operations and quality assurance

  • smart tech and supply chain logistics.

Career opportunities with an engineering management degree

Our engineering management courses prepare you to lead teams, streamline complex systems, and oversee projects across manufacturing, energy, and tech industries. Whether streamlining operations or managing large-scale projects, your leadership skills will position you for key roles in dynamic fields.

Robotics engineering courses

At LIBF, our BEng Robotics course combines theoretical learning with hands-on application, allowing you to design and develop intelligent systems. Whether programming autonomous machines or working on robot kinematics, you’ll build a deep understanding of robotics engineering alongside essential problem-solving abilities.

Robotics engineer working on robotic systems development, focusing on the subject of robotics and automation.

What you’ll study in our robotics course

Depending on your chosen electives and modules, you’ll develop knowledge of:

  • machine learning and programming

  • sensor tech and control systems engineering

  • robot kinematics and mechatronics systems

  • industrial robotics and cognitive robotics

  • artificial intelligence and ethics

  • mobile robotics and automation.

Career opportunities with a robotics degree

With our BEng in Robotics, you’ll be prepared for roles in areas like automation, AI, and advanced robotics. Tailor your course to match your key interests, from mobile robotics to cognitive robotics, ready to work in a range of areas like manufacturing, healthcare, and tech.

Example careers after completing an engineering degree

Studying engineering at LIBF gives you the tools to pursue various exciting industry roles. You’re not just stepping into a job, you’re stepping into a future. Whether interested in robotics or industrial systems, you'll be ready for leadership and technical positions in the world’s fastest-growing sectors.

Potential jobs and salary expectations* in the UK for graduates from an engineering course

  • Industrial engineer: £37,217


    Optimise production systems and processes, ensuring efficient use of resources in industries like manufacturing and logistics.


  • Energy engineer: £40,997


    Manage sustainable energy systems, working on renewable technologies such as wind, solar, or geothermal energy.


  • Systems engineer: £43,599


    Manage and optimise complex systems within industries like aerospace, automation, or robotics, ensuring all components work together efficiently.


  • Aviation operations manager: £44,920


    Oversee logistics, safety, and operations within the aviation sector, ensuring the smooth running of airport or airline operations.


  • Robotics engineer: £45,052


    Build and design autonomous systems, robotics, and mechatronic systems for use in healthcare, manufacturing, and more.


  • Aerospace engineer: £45,763


    Work on aircraft, satellites, and space vehicles, working to improve efficiency and safety in the aerospace industry.


  • Operations engineering manager: £52,000


    Oversee and streamline mechanical engineering operations, managing teams and improving productivity.


  • Engineering project manager: £55,179


    Lead large-scale projects, ensuring deadlines are met and budgets are maintained across different teams.

*Salary information from uk.indeed.com is correct as of September 2024.

Why choose LIBF for online engineering degree?

Our curriculum is developed by industry professionals, ensuring you gain the technical expertise and leadership preparation to excel in future careers.

A working engineer, who used LIBF to study engineering and build subject knowledge.

With over 140 years of educational excellence and a Silver rating for teaching excellence (TEF, 2023), we’ll help you build the knowledge and confidence to succeed in your engineering future.

Find your engineering degree

FAQs about studying for an engineering course

Contact us about our online degrees

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