Welcome to the
School of Engineering
We are 5th in the UK for Engineering in The Guardian University League Table 2021 and the 6th most targeted University by UK's Top 100 Graduate Employers (The Graduate Market in 2021, High Fliers Research Ltd). Our research is ranked 3rd among UK integrated Engineering departments in the Research Excellence Framework.
Study
Warwick offers a range of exciting engineering courses that will open up a world of opportunities to you. Our international reputation for excellence in teaching and research means that your Warwick degree will be known and respected throughout the world. Our courses are accredited by the key engineering institutions in the UK including the IET, IMechE, IStructE and ICE.
Find out what one of our courses could do for you...
Undergraduate courses (MEng, BEng)
Taught Postgraduate courses (MSc)
Research Degrees (PhD, MSc by Research)
Degree Apprenticeships (BEng Civil and Infrastructure Engineering)
Read what it’s like to be a student with our undergraduate bloggers Harriet and Sonali, our postgraduate blogger Josephine and our degree apprenticeship blogger Sabrina.
Take a tour of the School of Engineering
You can have a good look round the Warwick School of Engineering with our 360 degree virtual tour which includes workshops, labs and our Build Space.
Why Engineering at Warwick?
IF YOU’RE DRAWN TO THE APPLICATION OF MATHS AND SCIENCE TO CREATE, INNOVATE AND SOLVE REAL-LIFE PROBLEMS YOU MAY BE CONSIDERING STUDYING UNDERGRADUATE ENGINEERING.
But if you've had no exposure to engineering disciplines at school or college, deciding on a specialism may not be straightforward.
At Warwick, our flexible, innovative and interdisciplinary undergraduate courses enable you to experience a range of different engineering disciplines before specialising in a specific area of engineering such as automotive, biomedical systems, civil, electronic, or mechanical engineering, to name but a few. Alternatively you can choose to study a more diverse engineering curriculum or adopt a business focus.
There are so many reasons to study Engineering at Warwick and recently we’ve been ranked:
- 5th for General Engineering in the Guardian University League Table 2021
- 4th in the UK for career prospects (career after 15 months) in the Guardian’s Best Universities 2021
- 3rd overall among UK integrated Engineering departments in the latest Research Excellence Framework (2014)
We are also delighted that the 2020 National Student Survey data on teaching and teaching quality in Russell Group institutions found that we are:
- 1st in Civil Engineering
- 5th in Electrical Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, & Systems Engineering disciplines
As well as our strong reputation and the high quality of teaching and satisfaction our students experience, our courses are about giving you opportunities to expand your horizons and build meaningful connections. This is both as part of your degree – be that through joining societies, forming friendships, studying abroad or gaining work experience, and beyond, as we work hard to develop your industrial and entrepreneurial skills from day one preparing you for the whole range of careers you’ll find open to you when you graduate.
There really hasn’t been a better time to study Engineering at Warwick.
What are you waiting for?
Project showcase
WUSAT is the University of Warwick Satellite Engineering Project. Every year, a group of fourth-year MEng students from the School of Engineering work together on the next stage of the project.
WUSAT-3's mission is to demonstrate wildlife tracking capability to support biologists and conservationists. As a proof of concept, it will detect signals from smart tags placed at several universities around the globe. The tag technology is similar to miniature devices used to monitor wildlife.
Research
Our academic and research staff work with industry and partner organisations to conduct enquiry-driven, fundamental and pioneering research.
We strive for significant impact to make the world a better place.
The School’s unified structure provides unique opportunities to tackle global challenges through interdisciplinary research.
News
Tamsin Leaman-Hewitt wins the Young Rail Professionals Apprentice of the Year award
Efficiently "switching on” bacteria to produce high-value chemicals
Discovery of microscopic metallic particles in the human brain
Women in Engineering
- Creating opportunity for women in engineering with our Women in Engineering Scholars Programme
- Women in Engineering: who is your inspiration?
- Equality and Diversity (E&D) is a priority at the School of Engineering ‐ you can read about our E&D commitment here....