Mechanical Engineering - news and events Back to 'Mechanical Engineering' New scholarship released for Malaysian postgraduate engineering students DescriptionAfter a generous donation from a University of Birmingham alumni we are delighted to announce the T.E.H. Scholarship, a new postgraduate award for 2018 entry. Birmingham researchers chosen to help deliver £6.6 million transformative research programme DescriptionThe Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has enlisted the support of researchers at the University of Birmingham to help deliver an ambitious £6.6 million programme of transformative engineering research, in an announcement made last week (15 January), to mark the Year of Engineering. Birmingham joins Beijing university on education programmes DescriptionThe University of Birmingham has signed an agreement with the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB) to create new education programmes for Chinese students. Former Birmingham student delivers virtual reality training for world's largest natural gas vessel DescriptionIn December 2017, Matthew Cottrell, a Birmingham Mechanical Engineering graduate, applied the knowledge and experience he gained in Virtual Reality (VR) technology to deliver an innovative VR-based training for the Shell Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) platform in Western Australia. EPS students win Vice-Chancellor's Challenge - Sustainable Cities and Communities DescriptionOn Thursday 16 November 2017, students from a variety of disciplines across the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences won the prestigious Vice-Chancellor's Challenge for their teams' pioneering design of a solar aid pod. ECUST visitors discuss future partnerships with Birmingham DescriptionA senior delegation from East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST) visited the University of Birmingham to explore collaboration in engineering. 14 technologies awarded £80,000 each by Prince Albert's education legacy DescriptionThe Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 has awarded Industrial Fellowships to the UK's 14 most promising doctoral engineers and scientists. Birmingham engineer wins prestigious tech Fellowship DescriptionA University of Birmingham engineer is one of the UK's most promising young doctoral engineers and scientists who have been awarded prestigious Industrial Fellowships. Birmingham's Mechanical Engineering achieves a top ten ranking in the UK DescriptionThe Guardian University Guide 2017 reveals that Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham has a top ten ranking in the UK. The courses have also been recognised as seventh in the Russell Group. Mechanical Engineering at Birmingham 2017 NSS results DescriptionDepartment of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham 2017 National Student Survey results. Displaying 1 to 10 of 63 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next