Electrical Engineering & Network Engineering 2-in-1 Diploma Course

Study Electrical & Network Engineering in one course. Learn systems, circuits, routing, and security—online and industry-focused.

Overview:This two-in-one online diploma combines the core principles of Electrical Engineering with the applied logic of Network Engineering, giving learners a complete technical perspective on today’s interconnected systems. You’ll delve into electrical fundamentals, circuit theory, system design, and power distribution—all paired with the essentials of networking, from IP addressing and protocols to routing, switching, and network security.

The strength of this combined course lies in its integrated structure—while you explore the building blocks of electricity and electronics, you’ll simultaneously gain an understanding of the systems that connect them. Whether it’s analysing load behaviour or configuring routers, this dual-track approach ensures you can think like an engineer across multiple platforms. Delivered fully online with flexible access, this course supports learners from technical, academic, and professional backgrounds seeking to upskill or refocus.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand electrical circuits, components, and fundamental engineering principles.
• Explain power systems, electronics, and energy transfer methods clearly.
• Identify networking standards, addressing schemes, and routing methods.
• Describe network hardware, topologies, and wired/wireless protocols.
• Recognise safety, fault detection, and system troubleshooting techniques.
• Evaluate system performance and propose network or electrical improvements.

Who is this Course For:

• Those seeking a dual skillset in electrical and network engineering.
• School leavers aiming to study technical disciplines from home.
• IT support staff wanting to understand hardware and connectivity.
• Electricians or engineers looking to upskill in networking areas.
• Jobseekers targeting roles in maintenance or network operations.
• Telecom professionals expanding knowledge in electrical systems.
• STEM enthusiasts exploring how data moves through devices.
• Individuals interested in system control, security, and infrastructure.

Career Path (UK Average Salaries):

• Electrical Engineering Technician – £31,000 per year
• Network Support Engineer – £32,500 per year
• Systems Analyst – £38,000 per year
• Power Systems Engineer – £42,000 per year
• Network Security Specialist – £45,000 per year
• Telecommunications Engineer – £37,500 per year