
Energy Institute (EI)
This programme is accredited by the Energy Institute (EI) in the UK. Acting on behalf of the Engineering Council, EI plays a crucial role in ensuring this programme aligns with industry needs and academic criteria necessary for progressing towards a status of Incorporated Engineer*.
*Graduates of Foundation Degree in Science in Fire Safety Engineering will meet the academic criteria for registering as an Incorporated Engineer with the Engineering Council upon achieving their Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Fire Engineering, awarded by the University of Lancashire.
For details on eligibility to register as an Incorporated Engineer, please visit the Engineering Council website:
https://www.engc.org.uk/professional-registration/our-professional-titles/incorporated-engineer-ieng
Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE)
This programme is recognised by the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) in the UK as a Recognised Educational Programme (with academic exemption) for Member Grade (MIFireE).
(Both recognition renewals are in progress.)
Programme Aims
This programme empowers you to:
Programme Features
360-Degree Learning Experience
Hands-On Experience with Industry Experts
Propel Your Career Forward
Join a Prestigious, Award-Winning University
| Year | Module Code | Module Title | Credits |
| 1 | FV1001 | Introduction to Combustion and Fire | 20 |
| FV1207 | Buildings, Materials and Fire | 20 | |
| FV1101 | Safety and Fire Law | 10 | |
| FV1301 | Introduction to Engineering Analysis | 20 | |
| FV1502 | Skills for Science and Engineering | 10 | |
| FV1201 | Energy Transfer and Thermodynamics | 20 | |
| FV1501 | Community Fire Safety | 20 | |
| 2 | FV2003 | Fire and Built Environment | 20 |
| FV2501 | Community Fire Safety Strategies | 20 | |
| FV2207 | Structures, Materials and Fire | 20 | |
| FV2001 | Fluid Dynamics of Fire | 20 | |
| FV2900 | Fire Science Project | 20 | |
| FV2004 | Fire Safety Management and Legislation | 20 |
The order of module delivery is subject to revision by the University of Lancashire.
Articulation Path
Successful graduates of the Foundation Degree in Science in Fire Safety Engineering can articulate into the Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Fire Engineering - Route 1, followed by the Master of Science in Fire Safety Engineering for those pursuing advanced academic qualifications. All these programmes are awarded by the University of Lancashire.
Career Prospects
Graduates can develop their careers in the field of fire and safety engineering or in related disciplines within the building and construction industry.
Part Time
Face to face
To Commence in 2026
Year 1
2 Years
Language Proficiency Requirement
Total $93,600 (in 6 installments)
Administration Fee: $1,750 (upon 1st instalment)
HKCT Alumni Fee Reduction*
*Remark: In the event of any dispute, the decision of HKCT Institute of Higher Education shall be final.
Tel: (852) 2276 8514 / (852) 2926 1222
Email: cie@hkct.edu.hk
It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.
This programme is awarded by the University of Lancashire, UK.
This programme is operated by HKCT Institute of Higher Education.
Tuition fees and subsidies are to be reviewed and adjusted annually on various factors.
The final teaching venues will be determined by HKCT Institute of Higher Education.