Control Systems Degree Apprenticeship at Babcock is listed on Apprentice Wizard from UCAS Career Finder. It was last seen live on 29 October 2026. The closing date is listed as 8 December 2026. Confirm the closing date and entry requirements on the employer's application page before you apply.
Babcock
Location
South West, PL2 2BG
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Join Babcock as a Control Systems Engineer Degree Apprentice and, over the course of our four-year programme, you'll work towards a BEng in Applied Professional Engineering while contributing to projects that support national security. You'll learn from experienced professionals, gain valuable practical experience and help deliver work that creates a safer, more secure world. About the programme Based at Devonport, the largest naval base in Western Europe, you'll join a targeted development programme designed to build the knowledge, skills and experience needed for a successful career as a Control and Instrumentation Engineer.
As part of the Facilities Engineering Group, you'll contribute to the maintenance, improvement and optimisation of control systems that monitor and control manufacturing and process operations across Devonport Royal Dockyard. Throughout the programme, you'll gain experience working with a range of technologies, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), measurement instrumentation control panels, and industrial networks. You'll support activities such as complex fault finding, maintenance, process improvement and problem solving, developing the skills needed to optimise control systems.
As your knowledge grows, you'll become involved in the planning and delivery of projects and other programmes of work. You'll also support the design, installation, testing and commissioning of new or modified control systems, gaining experience across a broad range of engineering activities. Your education/training As part of your apprenticeship, you'll study for a BEng Applied Professional Engineering degree through the University of Warwick.
Delivered through a block-release study model, the degree covers topics including engineering mathematics, applied mechanics, electrical and electronic principles, programming and system modelling, materials and manufacturing processes, instrumentation and control, automation system
Entry Requirements
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Quality score: 64/100
Babcock's early careers programme includes apprenticeship roles across engineering and technical work, with openings and entry requirements varying by vacancy.
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Babcock lists different 2027 application windows by apprenticeship route. Check each vacancy's location, level, opening date, and entry criteria before preparing your application.
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Location
South West, PL2 2BG
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Join Babcock as a Control Systems Engineer Degree Apprentice and, over the course of our four-year programme, you'll work towards a BEng in Applied Professional Engineering while contributing to projects that support national security. You'll learn from experienced professionals, gain valuable practical experience and help deliver work that creates a safer, more secure world. About the programme Based at Devonport, the largest naval base in Western Europe, you'll join a targeted development programme designed to build the knowledge, skills and experience needed for a successful career as a Control and Instrumentation Engineer.
As part of the Facilities Engineering Group, you'll contribute to the maintenance, improvement and optimisation of control systems that monitor and control manufacturing and process operations across Devonport Royal Dockyard. Throughout the programme, you'll gain experience working with a range of technologies, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), measurement instrumentation control panels, and industrial networks. You'll support activities such as complex fault finding, maintenance, process improvement and problem solving, developing the skills needed to optimise control systems.
As your knowledge grows, you'll become involved in the planning and delivery of projects and other programmes of work. You'll also support the design, installation, testing and commissioning of new or modified control systems, gaining experience across a broad range of engineering activities. Your education/training As part of your apprenticeship, you'll study for a BEng Applied Professional Engineering degree through the University of Warwick.
Delivered through a block-release study model, the degree covers topics including engineering mathematics, applied mechanics, electrical and electronic principles, programming and system modelling, materials and manufacturing processes, instrumentation and control, automation system
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
Use these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
Quality score: 64/100
Babcock's early careers programme includes apprenticeship roles across engineering and technical work, with openings and entry requirements varying by vacancy.
Student note
Babcock lists different 2027 application windows by apprenticeship route. Check each vacancy's location, level, opening date, and entry criteria before preparing your application.
Application tips