Programs

Engineering Doctorate (EngD)

The Engineering Doctorate (EngD) at the University of Twente is a two-year, post-master's program designed for engineers who want to develop smart, future-oriented solutions for industry and society. This program combines advanced university courses with a practical design project undertaken within an industrial environment. You will be employed as a trainee throughout the program, receiving a salary and working on real-world challenges for partner organizations. The EngD focuses on design and application, equipping you with technical depth, project leadership skills, and a strong professional network.

Engineering Dual Degree

The Engineering Dual Degree program at Maryville University offers a unique pathway to becoming a qualified engineer. This program allows you to spend your first three years at Maryville, completing an undergraduate degree in science with a focus on mathematics and specific science courses relevant to engineering fields like biomedical, chemical, or computer science. Following this, you will transfer to a partner institution – Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC), or Missouri University of Science and Technology – for at least two years to earn your undergraduate engineering degree. This structure combines a strong foundational science education with specialized engineering training, preparing you for a wide range of technical careers.

Engineering Dual Degree Program

The Engineering Dual Degree program at Maryville College offers a unique pathway for students interested in engineering careers. This program combines a strong liberal arts education with the foundational technical knowledge required for advanced engineering studies. For the first three years, students will focus on mathematics, chemistry, physics, and computer science at Maryville College, developing essential analytical and problem-solving skills. Simultaneously, they will cultivate critical liberal arts competencies such as written and oral communication, interpersonal skills, and the ability to understand complex issues in a broader context. This blend of technical and communication skills makes Maryville College graduates highly competitive. Upon successful completion of the initial three years at Maryville College, students transfer to an accredited engineering school to complete their Bachelor of Science degree. While Maryville College has a transfer agreement with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, students have the flexibility to pursue admission to any accredited engineering program. The program culminates in a Bachelor of Arts degree from Maryville College and a Bachelor of Science degree from the partner engineering institution.

Engineering Dynamics

This course, Engineering Dynamics, was taught in Fall 2011 and focuses on applying energy methods to derive equations of motion for mechanical systems. It introduces the use of Lagrange Equations, a method developed by the French mathematician Lagrange in the early 19th century. The course covers expressing kinetic and potential energies of rigid bodies, and understanding the work done by non-conservative external forces, also known as generalized forces. This approach is fundamental to analyzing the dynamics of mechanical systems.

Engineering for International Development MSc

The MSc in Engineering for International Development at UCL is designed for individuals passionate about addressing global challenges through innovative and sustainable engineering solutions. This program equips you with specialized skills and knowledge to understand and solve pressing resource and sustainability challenges, with an emphasis on water, sanitation, energy, transportation, and building. You will develop leadership and technical skills through a collaborative, team-based approach, preparing you for impactful roles in diverse settings. The program integrates engineering principles with social, economic, and environmental considerations, fostering a holistic understanding of development issues. Benefit from UCL's world-renowned faculty and research facilities, and engage with a diverse cohort of international students. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on projects and real-world applications, ensuring you are well-prepared for a career dedicated to creating positive change in developing regions.

Engineering Foundation

The demand for engineers is high in the UK, and this foundation course is designed to be your first step towards a successful career in this field. You will gain the fundamental mathematical and scientific knowledge required for engineering, with a focus on how these principles apply to real-world engineering challenges. The course emphasizes hands-on experience through industry-inspired workshops and laboratory work, using real components and equipment. It aims to prepare you for progression to undergraduate degrees in Mechanical, Motorsport, and Automotive Engineering at Oxford Brookes University. If you are passionate about motorsport, the university's strong industry connections and Formula Student team offer unique opportunities for involvement.

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Engineering Foundation (Foundation course)

Engineering Management (MR): Advanced Manufacturing Concentration

This Master of Engineering (MR) in Engineering Management with a concentration in Advanced Manufacturing at North Carolina State University (NC State) focuses on equipping students with advanced knowledge and skills in managing manufacturing processes and systems. The program combines engineering principles with management strategies, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the manufacturing sector. The curriculum emphasizes operational research, statistics, leadership, project management, and advanced manufacturing topics, including digital manufacturing, smart manufacturing, and materials science.

Engineering Management (MR): Entrepreneurship Concentration

The Master of Engineering Management (MR) with an Entrepreneurship Concentration at North Carolina State University (NC State) is designed for students seeking to develop skills in managing engineering projects and leading entrepreneurial ventures. This program combines core engineering management principles with a focus on innovation, new product development, and launching high-tech products. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that prepares graduates for leadership roles in technology-driven industries, startup environments, and innovation management.

Engineering Management (MR): General Concentration

The Master of Engineering in Engineering Management (MR) - General Concentration at North Carolina State University (NC State) is designed for individuals with engineering or science backgrounds who aim to develop advanced management skills. This program focuses on preparing students to lead engineering and technology-driven projects and organizations. It combines technical knowledge with essential management principles, covering areas such as project management, leadership, finance, and quantitative analysis. The curriculum emphasizes practical application through core courses and electives, allowing students to tailor their studies to specific interests within engineering management. Graduates are equipped to take on leadership roles in various industries, managing teams, resources, and complex projects to drive innovation and success. The program is housed within the College of Engineering, leveraging the expertise of faculty across engineering and management disciplines.

Engineering Management PgCert

This Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) in Engineering Management is designed to build upon your undergraduate engineering education by focusing on developing essential commercial and management skills. Developed in collaboration with industry experts, the curriculum aims to enhance your employability and equip you with the advanced skills needed for a successful transition into the engineering industry. The program emphasizes practical application and problem-based learning within a supportive academic environment.

Engineering Mathematics - Complex Variables

This course introduces the fundamental theories of complex variables and their applications in calculus. You will explore complex numbers, complex functions, and integration in the complex plane. The curriculum covers series and residues, including the residue theorem and its applications. Additionally, the course delves into conformal mappings and their practical uses. This program is designed for students with a background in calculus who aim to master advanced mathematical techniques for solving complex problems.

Engineering Mechanics, MS

The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers a Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Mechanics through the Department of Mechanical Engineering. This program is designed for students interested in contemporary theoretical and applied mechanics, allowing for personalized study plans under the guidance of a major professor. Students can choose between two distinct options: a traditional research-focused MS with a thesis, suitable for those with an undergraduate background in mechanics, or an accelerated, coursework-only Aerospace Engineering option focusing on advanced mechanics topics relevant to the aerospace field.

Engineering MEng

This Master of Engineering (MEng) program offers a flexible and comprehensive approach to engineering studies, covering a broad range of disciplines. Delivered jointly by the School of Engineering and Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG), the course equips you with in-depth knowledge and sought-after skills for a successful career in engineering. You will learn a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving, project management, and effective communication, preparing you to lead, research, design, and innovate. The MEng degree allows you to delve into specialist areas of engineering through core and optional modules in your fourth year, culminating in a group project. This program is ideal if you wish to explore various engineering fields and gain a sustained, broad learning experience.

Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics

The Engineering Physics program at McMaster University bridges fundamental engineering principles with cutting-edge applications in diverse fields such as energy, sensing, and communications. This program is designed to provide students with a strong theoretical foundation and practical skills necessary to tackle complex engineering challenges. Students will explore the science behind technological advancements and learn to apply them to real-world problems.

Engineering Physics

The Engineering Physics major at Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, blending a strong foundation in physics with engineering principles. This program is designed for students interested in the fundamental science behind engineering and its applications to complex technological challenges. You will develop a deep understanding of physical phenomena and learn to apply this knowledge to design, analyze, and innovate in various engineering fields. This major provides a rigorous academic experience, preparing graduates for advanced study or careers in fields that require a deep understanding of both scientific principles and practical engineering solutions. Students engage with cutting-edge research and have opportunities to participate in faculty-led projects, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Engineering Physics - Physics

The Engineering Physics program at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) is designed for students who are interested in the fundamental principles of physics and their practical application in solving engineering problems. This program offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, preparing graduates for diverse careers in science and technology. Students in this program will delve into core physics concepts, including mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and quantum mechanics, while also gaining a strong foundation in engineering principles. This interdisciplinary approach equips graduates with the analytical and problem-solving skills necessary to excel in fields that require a deep understanding of both physics and engineering.

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Engineering Programmes

The University of Edinburgh's School of Engineering offers a variety of undergraduate (BEng/MEng), postgraduate (MSc), and research (PhD/MPhil/MRes) programmes. These programmes are delivered in a purpose-built environment designed to foster learning and research through collaboration between academics, students, and industry partners. The school focuses on excellence in teaching and research across various engineering disciplines.

Engineering Programs at UC San Diego Jacobs School

The University of California, San Diego's Jacobs School of Engineering comprises six distinct academic departments, offering a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various engineering disciplines. These departments are responsible for educational programs, research laboratories, and faculty administration. The school is committed to innovation and attracting students who are curious and willing to challenge conventional thinking. Located in Southern California, UC San Diego is home to many distinguished researchers and offers opportunities for students to make a significant impact.