Engineering is one of the fastest growing and broadest sectors within the UK, meaning it is crucial to our economy and critical that employers find graduates who are ready to step into hands-on and innovative roles. 

The field of engineering frequently revolves around the creation and design of new technologies, products, and systems. Engineers actively contribute in the development of innovations that have the potential to enhance people's lives, spanning from the creation of cutting-edge devices to the design of sustainable energy solutions.

As an engineer you’ll become a pro at analysing and solving complex problems. These solutions will often have a large impact within communities, cities and even sometimes globally. The projects you work on will often contribute towards environmental, infrastructure or innovative advancements - however you could also find yourself specialising in production, mechanical, electrical, aerospace, transportation, clean energy and oil and civil. 

Becoming an engineer is a deeply rewarding career choice and due to the range of specialisms within the industry, you’ll be able to continue your career advancement and progress as new technology advancements evolve.

The skills you learn on an engineering degree are sort after by industry. You’ll get to grips with industry-standard equipment including Zero Energy Systems, Power electronics, Machines and Drives, Industry 4.0, Mechatronic, Robotics, PLC and electro-mechanical rigs to provide real-time hands-on experiences - ensuring upon graduation you are prepared for your exciting future.