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Aeronautics

From drones to spacecrafts, the science of flight is ever evolving and we’re at the forefront of aeronautical teaching and research.

Find out more about our aeronautics courses, world-leading researchers and the state-of-the-art facilities we offer – like our flight simulator, wind tunnels and Aerial Robotics Arena.

Bioengineering

Of all our engineering disciplines, none has the power to transform out health quite so dramatically as bioengineering.

Our neurotechnology researchers, for example, combine robotics with the repair of pathways in the brain to create new prosthetics. And our Centre for Blast Injury Studies is improving treatments and recovery for people who’ve been injured in explosions.

Find out more about our courses, which cover a range of topics, including: mechanics, nanotechnology, biomaterials, programming and design.

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Civil engineers design, build and maintain the foundations of our world – from airports to energy systems, and from clean drinking water to a cleaner environment.

At 911½ñÈÕºÚÁÏ, you’ll learn from pioneering researchers and have access to state-of-the-art facilities that include a range of testing rigs, tension and compression machines, and wave generators and tanks.

Find out more about our courses, which include the option to study abroad.

Computing

Computing at 911½ñÈÕºÚÁÏ is truly unique. As well as giving you core computing skills, you’ll learn the fundamental maths and engineering principles that underpin them. So you’ll understand what’s happening today and how to adapt to what happens tomorrow.

Find out more about our computing courses.

Design Engineering

Design engineers bring together design thinking and engineering knowledge to create something new, innovative and useful.

At 911½ñÈÕºÚÁÏ, you’ll have access to our world-leading facilities, including hackspaces and workshops, design studios and laboratories, presentation spaces and networking areas.

Hear from current staff and students about this four-year course, which includes the option to carry out a paid six month placement in industry.

Earth Science and Engineering

Are you fascinated by the processes that have shaped Earth and other planets in our Solar System and beyond? Are you looking to study a hands-on practical subject with the option to take part in up to 80 days of fieldwork across the UK and Europe?

Find out more about our courses and world-leading facilities.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electricity powers almost every tool we use in our lives. If you study with us in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, you’ll learn about electrical processes and how to apply them to build everything from smartphones to driverless cars – and find solutions to problems we haven’t even imagined yet.

Find out more about our courses, which include the option to complete an integrated six-month industrial placement.

Materials

Discover our Department of Materials and learn about what materials scientists really do.

See how scientists develop and study a range of materials with a world of different uses, from spacecraft and nuclear engineering, to solar cells and biomaterials that help repair human tissue.

Materials courses involve physics, biology, mathematics, chemistry and plenty more besides, so if you’re looking for variety and want to gain lots of different skills, this could be the subject for you.

You'll even have the option to specialise in nuclear engineering.

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineers develop and design products, and solve problems of all shapes and sizes, picking up skills and knowledge covering practically every other area of engineering. So if you’re looking for variety, this could be the subject for you.

Find out more about our courses, world-leading facilities and research groups with direct relevance to industry.