UK universities are at the forefront of global developments in engineering and are the ideal place to start a career. This is proven in high recruitment rates for engineering and technology graduates from UK universities. If you want to make a big impact on infrastructure and environmental projects– in any sector, anywhere in the world – the UK is the place to be.

Study possibilities

The range of engineering courses in the UK is very broad, across the different levels of education and different areas of engineering.

At the undergraduate level, most students choose to specialize in a field such as chemical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, structural engineering or biomedical engineering.

You will also find courses in music technology, sound engineering, metals technology, motor vehicle technology and industrial design.

Most undergraduate engineering degree programmes are three-year courses leading to a bachelor’s degree (BEng or BSc).

Many programs include the opportunity of completing a master’s with an extra year of study.

Entry requirements

Most engineering courses expect students to have studied a relevant subject at school or further education level – many require them to have studied mathematics, but other supporting subjects are physics, computing, electronics, technology or science subjects.

There are also engineering courses with an emphasis on design – such as automotive or technology design – which might require academic experience in art or design. Similarly, for audio or music technology, students might need to show that they have practical music experience.

Top 10 best Engineering universities in the UK

1.University of Cambridge.

2.University of Oxford.

3.Imperial College London.

4.University of Warwick.

5. University of Manchester.

6.University of Edinburgh.

7.University of Bristol.

8. University of Swansea.

9.University of Leeds

10. University of Surrey

Further reading

1. Scholarships for international students in the UK

 

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