Best Engineering Courses

Alison’s free online diploma courses in engineering can generally be completed in 15-20 hours and deliver comprehensive teaching from expert trainers. We recommend the Diploma in Electrical Studies if you are interested in pursuing a career that involves working with electrical wiring systems. The Diploma in Mechatronics is recommended for mechanical, electrical or automotive engineers who want to know how to design more intelligent systems. With growing pressure for a move away from fossil fuels, we suggest a Diploma in Solar Energy Engineering for a bright future in the world of renewable energy systems.

A free online certificate course in engineering from Alison provides the perfect grounding for getting into or progressing in a career in many fields. For a basic introduction to mechanical engineering, we suggest Mechanical Engineering - Internal Combustion Engine Basics or Diesel Engine Basics. Industrial engineers and those working in a multitude of disciplines can boost their skillset by mastering the art of generating computer-aided designs with Alison’s course AutoCAD: Beginner to Professional Training. Like the other certificate courses on the platform, these are designed to deliver targeted training within a short period of time.

Alison’s free online engineering courses provide everything from scientific and mathematical principles through to advanced problem solving in fields such as marine, chemical, civil, mechanical, automotive, industrial, computer and robotic engineering. We recommend the Diploma in Electrical Studies for electrical engineers, Mechanical Engineering - Internal Combustion Engine Basics for an introduction to the engine that has had such an impact on the industrial world, and the Diploma in Mechatronics if you are interested in the integration of mechanical and electronic engineering with computer controls.

As the world becomes more and more industrialized, the demand for qualified engineers grows, especially in developing countries, emerging markets and new industries. Even established industries need new engineers with fresh perspectives to tackle problems like pollution, sustainability, lack of raw materials or fossil fuels, improved user or passenger safety and so on.