1. Oxford University
Oxford University offers a four-year undergraduate course in engineering science, covering many different modules from microelectronics to offshore oil. In the first two years, all students will study the same module: in the third and fourth years, students can choose to specialize in one of six topics, such as biomedicine, chemistry, civil engineering, electricity, information or mechanical engineering. After four years, students will get a master's degree in engineering.
The university also encourages undergraduates to gain experience in industrial engineering.
All applicants must take a physical fitness test as part of the application process for all engineering and mathematics courses.
The department also provides a series of master's and doctoral research courses for graduate students, including nanotechnology in energy systems, engineering science and medical and health fields.
Future engineering students can contact the current Oxford engineering student ambassador and ask them questions about Oxford courses and life.
2. Cambridge University
Cambridge University is one of the leading universities in the world. Famous alumni include Sir Christopher Sydney cockerell, inventor of hovercraft, and Sir Harry Ricardo, who contributed to the development of internal combustion engines.
The undergraduate engineering course in Cambridge lasts for four years. The first two years provide a wide range of engineering education courses, and the third and fourth years allow students to choose modules to further specialize their courses. These include aerospace: bioengineering; Civil, structural and environmental; Electrical and electronics: electrical and information science; Energy, sustainability and environment; Information and computer engineering; Instrumentation and control; And machinery.
Students must complete a six-week industrial internship with the help of an internship coordinator in the first three years. In their third year of study, some students can study in Paris or Singapore through an exchange program in Cambridge.
There are six courses for engineering graduate students, which can be used as teaching courses or research courses.
3. Imperial College London.
Imperial College London in London offers undergraduate students a series of engineering degrees: aviation, biomaterials and organization, biomedicine, chemistry, civil engineering, design, electricity and electronics, electronics and information, materials, machinery and molecular bioengineering. Most of these courses are four years. The first two years cover basic knowledge, and the third and fourth years allow students to specialize.
Most courses also offer the option of one-year overseas or industry internship. Undergraduate courses can also be certified by relevant engineering colleges.
The choice of graduate students is very diverse, and the courses include aviation, bioengineering and chemical engineering.
Engineering students can use many facilities, from space engineering laboratories to hydrogen-powered flues, wind tunnels and flight simulators. Students majoring in design engineering will become members of Dyson School, which was founded on 20 14 and donated by james dyson Foundation.
4.UCL (University College London)
UCL Engineering Department offers 23 degree courses for undergraduates, including chemical engineering, biological treatment of new drugs and civil engineering. UCL also offers a series of master of engineering courses for graduate students, from chemical process engineering to nanotechnology and shipbuilding.
UCL engineering undergraduate follows IEP teaching mode, focusing on collaboration and learning through projects. Students can also customize their degree study by choosing three related interdisciplinary methods.
The students of UCL engineering course come from 120 countries.
5. University of Manchester
Future undergraduates of Manchester University can choose various engineering courses, including chemistry, computer, power electronics, machinery, aerospace and civil engineering.
Students can choose to study for a three-year bachelor's degree in engineering or a four-year master's degree. Postgraduate courses include mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering. There are also opportunities for postgraduate entrance examination. Students can carry out research projects in many fields, including modeling and simulation, nuclear engineering and innovative manufacturing.
The University of Manchester also offers basic academic courses for British and international students if they do not have the appropriate academic background at the time of application. Upon completion, basic students will enter the first year of engineering degree.
Engineering students can use and visit many facilities, including laser laboratory, wind tunnel and flight simulator.