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Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing

Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing centres on creating engineering solutions and selecting appropriate materials.

What you will study

Study how materials and operating conditions influence design. Engineering mathematics, material testing and processing, commercial priorities and resource decisions support technical development.

Specialist direction

Routes cover mechanical systems, electrical and electronic systems, control and instrumentation, or structures.

Where it can lead

Relevant directions include CAD and additive-manufacturing technician work, with further engineering study or higher apprenticeships also possible.

Course structure and entry

This is a two-year Level 3 programme with an employer placement. Entry requirements and available specialisms are set by the school or college.

Source review

Programme overview checked against the official T Levels subject guide on 9 September 2026.

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Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing | T Level | Oxbridge Pathways