The Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing is situated in the birthplace of the British motor industry and the historical heart of UK manufacturing. The Faculty is comprised of three Schools:
- School of Computing, Electronics and Maths
- School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Automotive Engineering
- School of Energy, Construction and Environment
Experience our str
ong tradition of business-focused education and research, working with some of the biggest names in industry, including Jaguar Land Rover, GE Aviation, Cummins and Intel. Our students and staff are impacting on tomorrow’s challenges to reinforce our global reputation for research and teaching. Our innovative activity-led learning approach is internationally recognized and has shaped the unique culture of our forward-facing Faculty in its £55m state-of-the art building. Our vision
We are firmly focused on preparing students for successful careers, in the context of industry’s current and future demands. Our Schools have been designed to provide the highest level of teaching support for our students, as well as our Humanitarian Engineering workshops. We’re inspiring people to study in a broad range of disciplines, in order to widen perception about how engineering and computing can impact on worldwide cultural development. Through original approaches from world-leading experts, we aim for our research to make a tangible difference to the way we live. The Faculty encourages PhD studentships and internships to run across all areas of study - we are proud to reinvest in our students and graduates. Join the Faculty of Engineering, Environment and Computing...
The Faculty’s Employability and Placement team, EC Futures, are the proud winners of the Best University Placement Service (UK 2015) presented by the NUE Awards. EC Futures provide our students with support to secure employability and placement opportunities by offering careers and application advice, as well as organising employer careers fairs and mock-assessment centres. We embrace different teaching and activity-led learning approaches from our diverse range of courses from Aerospace to Geography; Ethical hacking to Motorsport Engineering and much more. Our students engage practical application of theory and experiences through problem-scenarios, case studies and projects. Wherever possible, this activity is sourced from industry and is designed to motivate our students by creating real-world challenges that are industry relevant.
