Marine Autonomous Vehicles at City College Plymouth
City College Plymouth lists Marine Autonomous Vehicles as a FdSc in United Kingdom. The programme sits within interdisciplinary studies, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
Official catalogue coverage. Discover Uni dataset (HESA, CC BY 4.0) identifies this programme or award field and supplies the catalogue facts shown here. Fees, deadlines and admissions criteria remain clearly marked as unavailable until Anyroll verifies them against a programme-specific provider page.
Marine Autonomous Vehicles at City College Plymouth: key facts
About Marine Autonomous Vehicles at City College Plymouth
City College Plymouth lists Marine Autonomous Vehicles as a FdSc in United Kingdom. The programme sits within interdisciplinary studies, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
The published duration is two years. The recorded study mode is full-time.
No audience-qualified tuition amount has passed the publication checks yet. The application deadline is set per intake on the university's own page; Anyroll does not roll an old date into a new cycle.
Marine Autonomous Vehicles programme structure
The course covers the following units: engineering mathematics engineering science digital and analogue devices applications of pneumatics and hydraulics naval architecture object orientated programming fluids and CFD
Verified from the official cityplym.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
Career outcomes after Marine Autonomous Vehicles
What's it all about? Full Fee Full-time £7,680 Part-time £11,442 (£3,814 per year) Autonomous and robotic vehicles are the future of marine science. The ability to explore the most extreme oceanic environments including the ocean depths without the need for human operation allows scientists to explore the oceans in ways that were previously not possible. The only Foundation Degree of its kind in the UK, the focus of this course will be to provide the future workforce for the blue-tech industries. However, with the free-thinking and holistic approach provided, enabling students to innovate and develop new systems and methods, it is anticipated that there will be the opportunity for students to utilise their knowledge enabling them to become new start-up businesses in their own right. For more information about this course please review the course content section or contact the higher education team at he@cityplym.ac.uk
Verified from the official cityplym.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
What to check before applying to Marine Autonomous Vehicles
Make sure the published deadline and fee both apply to the same intake before submitting.
Use the official curriculum to confirm compulsory modules, placement requirements and the expected weekly load.
Marine Autonomous Vehicles entry requirements and frequently asked questions
What qualification does Marine Autonomous Vehicles award?
Marine Autonomous Vehicles is listed in the linked official catalogue as a FdSc programme at City College Plymouth. The provider remains the authority for current course details.
How long does Marine Autonomous Vehicles take?
City College Plymouth publishes a study duration of Two years for Marine Autonomous Vehicles in the recorded full-time mode.
Where can I verify the facts about Marine Autonomous Vehicles?
The programme identity and catalogue facts link to the official registry record Anyroll imported. Provider-specific fees, dates and requirements are not presented as verified until their own source evidence passes review.
Topics
Marine Autonomous Vehicles entry requirements and costs
Not published in our verified sources
- FdSc
- Full-time
- 2 stages · full-time
- Confirm the intake is open and that the page applies to your nationality and qualification.
- Save the source page and the confirmation generated by the application system.
Browse this programme in context
Related programmes
City College Plymouth
Kings Road, United Kingdom
University-level details are shown once here. Programme-specific fees, deadlines and entry requirements remain in the Programme tab above.