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You will be provided with the fundamentals of engineering, combined with specialist studies in acoustics, vibrations, and their human effects.
You will be based at the world-leading Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR) and have access to state-of-the-art facilities including one of the UK’s largest anechoic chambers.
Through a combination of lectures, project work and laboratory classes you will be enabled to apply your knowledge and develop the skills required to become a successful engineer.
You will study at Highfield Campus and Boldrewood Innovation Campus, which are a short five minute walk from each other.
Ranked 6th in the UK*, our courses allow you to retain a broad-based study path with our BEng and MEng Aeronautics and Astronautics, or to select from our eight specialist degrees. We are the only Russell Group university to offer degrees that combine both aeronautics and astronautics.
You can also enhance your employability with an Industrial Placement Year. Last year, engineering students had placements at organisations including Jaguar Land Rover, Sahara Force India and WSP.
*Complete University Guide, 2020
You will learn the fundamentals of engineering alongside design modules, enabling you to apply your knowledge and develop the skills required to become a successful engineer.
The first two years of all our Civil Engineering degrees are the same. Third year students can either specialise or retain a broad-based study path.
Fourth year MEng students take advanced modules and participate in a major group design project.
Our courses offer a route to chartered status and are fully accredited by ICE and IStructE.
Students can also take the Industrial Placement Year, which provides the opportunity for a year-long placement with an engineering organisation.
*(Guardian University Guide 2019)
**(DLHE 2015/16)
Ranked in the top 10 in the UK*, our courses allow you to retain a broad-based study path with our BEng and MEng Mechanical Engineering, or to select from our ten specialist degrees. Our courses integrate design projects and the development of design skills and abilities within each year of study.
You can also enhance your employability with an Industrial Placement Year. Last year, engineering students had placements at organisations including Jaguar Land Rover, Sahara Force India and WSP.
*Guardian University Guide, 2020
Our Ship Science courses will equip you with the skills to design vessels and structures which will operate in some of the most extreme environments on the planet. The first two years are the same across our Ship Science degrees. You will learn the core principles of naval architecture, and develop a thorough understanding of the science and engineering associated with marine vehicles, structures, and their design.
Third year students undertake an individual project. Fourth year MEng students take advanced modules and participate in a major group design project.
Our courses offer a route to chartered status and are fully accredited.
Aeronautics and Astronautics students are able to test their aircraft design projects in the flight simulator. The facility plays an important role in the design, testing and manufacturing of air vehicles. Our third-year aerospace design students produce a full aerodynamic design for a microlight aircraft, which they test-fly in the simulator, and it is also used in project work, both as a visualisation platform and as a hardware-in-the-loop framework for external kit. Student project work also contributes to developing and extending the capabilities of the simulator.
We offer a dynamic and supportive environment and world-class facilities, with courses that expose you to current issues in engineering and give you the opportunity to specialise in your desired field.
We offer a wide range of postgraduate options, whether you are just starting your career or looking to gain new skills. We have a full range of taught and research degrees as well as a number of short courses for professional development.
We offer postgraduate taught courses in the following subject areas: acoustical engineering, aeronautics and astronautics, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, energy, mechanical engineering, and maritime engineering.
Our courses are tailored by our research and industry connections to ensure that our students leave with a qualification that is relevant to employers now and in the future.
Graduates of science, engineering or mathematics will study vibrations in structures, applied signal processing and human effects of sound and vibration and have the opportunity to specialise in a Signal Processing or Structural Vibration pathway.
Acoustical engineers are in great demand, and we will give you the chance to work on a wide range of real-world applications.
Formed in 1963, the Institute is committed to improving our understanding of acoustics and vibration and their impact on the wellbeing of the community and the quality and performance of engineering products.
The ISVR is renowned for its contributions to reducing noise and vibration in engineering applications - rail and aircraft noise for example - but also for fundamental work on understanding how humans hear sounds and process this information.