Electro-Mechanical Engineering 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
Bristol
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Our 5-year Electro-Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprenticeship offers the chance to earn a degree while developing real-world skills with experienced engineers on projects that make a difference. You'll support complex defence programmes and help us create a safer, more secure world. About the programme You'll begin by working alongside experienced engineers, developing a strong understanding of the Design Engineer role and its application within the naval and defence sector.
As your skills and knowledge develop, you'll take on increasing responsibility, contributing directly to projects that support Submarines, Surface Ships, and advanced Communications technologies. Throughout the programme, you'll develop crucial skills in electrical and mechanical design, requirements definition, use of test equipment and hand tools, and more. You'll gradually take on more responsibility, supported every step of the way by your team and mentor.
Whether you're problem-solving with colleagues or applying theory to practice, you'll build your skills while contributing to meaningful projects. Your education/training As part of your apprenticeship, you will work towards a BEng (Hons) degree in an engineering discipline through an approved university and training provider. The exact delivery model may vary but will include a combination of academic study, structured training and practical workplace experience.
Throughout the programme, you will develop the technical knowledge, professional skills and industry experience needed to succeed in your engineering career. On successful completion of the programme and End-Point Assessment (EPA), you will be well placed to progress into a substantive engineering role within the business. Future prospects Upon successful completion of your apprenticeship, you'll have the opportunity to move into a substantive role, typically as an Assistant Engineer or Engineer within one of our engineering disciplines.
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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
Bristol
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Our 5-year Electro-Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprenticeship offers the chance to earn a degree while developing real-world skills with experienced engineers on projects that make a difference. You'll support complex defence programmes and help us create a safer, more secure world. About the programme You'll begin by working alongside experienced engineers, developing a strong understanding of the Design Engineer role and its application within the naval and defence sector.
As your skills and knowledge develop, you'll take on increasing responsibility, contributing directly to projects that support Submarines, Surface Ships, and advanced Communications technologies. Throughout the programme, you'll develop crucial skills in electrical and mechanical design, requirements definition, use of test equipment and hand tools, and more. You'll gradually take on more responsibility, supported every step of the way by your team and mentor.
Whether you're problem-solving with colleagues or applying theory to practice, you'll build your skills while contributing to meaningful projects. Your education/training As part of your apprenticeship, you will work towards a BEng (Hons) degree in an engineering discipline through an approved university and training provider. The exact delivery model may vary but will include a combination of academic study, structured training and practical workplace experience.
Throughout the programme, you will develop the technical knowledge, professional skills and industry experience needed to succeed in your engineering career. On successful completion of the programme and End-Point Assessment (EPA), you will be well placed to progress into a substantive engineering role within the business. Future prospects Upon successful completion of your apprenticeship, you'll have the opportunity to move into a substantive role, typically as an Assistant Engineer or Engineer within one of our engineering disciplines.
Apprentices who complete the programme c
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