荣誉学士学位

我们独特的本科制钟表课程将使您能够学习机械和电子钟表，以及评估时间测量的艺术和科学性。本课程将传统工艺与最新技术相结合，着眼于钟表理论，并为您提供宝贵的实用技能。您将检查计时的历史，钟表的工作方式以及它们的设计方式，从而为您提供行业内所需的恢复技能。该课程使用诸如Solidworks CAD软件包之类的行业标准软件来教授设计和技术制图技能，以及传统，现代的修iche，保护和修复利基技能。我们的讲习班使您可以使用正时和测试设备以及机床，包括先进的五轴铣削和发动机车削设备。
Our Horology degree, one of the only courses of its kind, will enable you to develop the practical and analytical skills to identify and resolve complex faults, and utilise our traditional and cutting edge facilities to explore a range of techniques.<br><br>You will benefit from the experience of practising professional horologists and colleagues in a shared learning environment, and have the opportunity to build a series of portfolios of clock/watch repairs and restorations as proof of your professional capabilities.<br>We will develop your digital design and communication skills using a range of industry standard software, using Computer Aided Design and Manufacture (CAD/CAM) and explore rapid prototyping to experience different methods and designs. The Course will embed transferrable skills such as initiative, adaptability and time and project management during your three years with us on the degree.<br>Our many connections with the major brands allow opportunities for working on Live Projects and exploring employment experience in a professional setting, alongside the chance to develop lifelong connections throughout the industry.<br>Our unique undergraduate Horology course will enable you to study clocks and watches, both mechanical and electronic, as well as exploring the art and science of time measurement.<br><br>Enhancing Employability skills<br>The course is not just about the acquisition of a set of specialist skills, we also develop key transferable skills, all of which will enhance your employability prospects.<br>With a degree-level qualification, youll be able to enter the employment market at graduate level, with essential skills in communication, presentation and problem solving.<br>The course is delivered through a variety of formats, including e-learning, formal lectures, tutorials and self- directed studies. One-to-one staff contact and group work enables the free exchange of knowledge and experience.