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Engineering MEng. This undergraduate engineering course has been designed for you to specialise later, ideal if you do not know which engineering discipline you want to focus on now. Learn more.
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Civil Engineering MEng. This undergraduate degree course is designed to give you as many opportunities as possible to tackle problems by applying taught materials in design exercises. Learn more
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Civil Engineering with Industrial Year MEng. A year in industry is an invaluable addition to your degree, you will be involved in serious projects at the core of a company's business. Learn more
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Mechanical Engineering BEng, at Birmingham. This course provides skills to deliver results in an ever-changing industry. You will benefit from a research-led culture, which informs our teaching.
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Mechanical Engineering MEng at Birmingham. This course provides skills to deliver results in an ever-changing industry. You will benefit from a research-led culture, which informs our teaching
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Chemical Engineering BEng, University of Birmingham, undergraduate degree course. This Chemical Engineering course has been designed to be relevant to the needs of modern industry. Learn more.
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Chemical Engineering MEng undergraduate degree course. Birmingham has one of the largest concentrations of chemical engineering excellence in the UK, Learn how you can get involved.
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Chemistry MSci, University of Birmingham, undergraduate degree. Our stimulating Chemistry degree course enables you to develop a broad, multi-disciplinary outlook in this dynamic subject. Learn more.
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Our stimulating Chemistry with Sustainability MSci degree is aimed at students interested in learning how chemistry is central to establishing a more sustainable future. Learn more.
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Mathematics with Business Management MSci,. This undergraduate degree prepares you for high-level management positions and is an integrated programme of mathematics and business-related topics.
