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Engineering & Technology

Engineering & Technology is an innovative and practical field that focuses on designing, developing and improving the systems, products and technologies that shape modern life. Combining scientific principles, mathematics and creativity, this subject area equips students with the knowledge and skills to solve real-world challenges and drive technological advancement across a wide range of industries.

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What will you learn?

  • Develop a strong foundation in mathematics, science and engineering principles.

  • Learn how to design, analyse and improve products, systems and processes.

  • Apply problem-solving and critical-thinking skills to complex technical challenges.

  • Gain practical experience through laboratory work, projects and industry-focused activities.

  • Explore emerging technologies, innovation and sustainable engineering solutions.

  • Develop skills in computer-aided design (CAD), modelling, programming and data analysis.

  • Work collaboratively on projects that address real engineering and technological needs.

Career Prospects

Graduates in Engineering & Technology are in high demand across a wide range of sectors.  

Career opportunities include:

  • Mechanical Engineer

  • Civil Engineer

  • Electrical or Electronic Engineer

  • Software and Systems Engineer

  • Aerospace Engineer

  • Robotics and Automation Engineer

  • Manufacturing and Production Engineer

  • Renewable Energy Engineer

  • Data and Technology Consultant

  • Project Manager

  • Product Development Engineer

  • Research and Development Specialist

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Engineering & Technology graduates work in industries such as construction, transportation, energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, computing, healthcare, defence and environmental services. Many also pursue professional accreditation and postgraduate study to further develop specialist expertise.

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​A degree in Engineering & Technology provides a strong combination of technical knowledge, analytical ability and practical experience, preparing graduates to innovate, solve global challenges and contribute to the development of future technologies and sustainable solutions.

Universities to look for:

  • University of Oxford

  • University of Cambridge

  • Imperial College London

  • University College London (UCL)

  • The University of Manchester

  • The University of Edinburgh

  • The University of Sheffield

  • University of Leeds

  • University of Bristol

  • University of Nottingham

  • University of Southampton

  • University of Birmingham

  • King's College London

  • University of Glasgow

  • Newcastle University

  • Loughborough University

  • The University of Warwick

  • University of Bath

  • University of Strathclyde

  • Cranfield University

  • Queen Mary University of London

  • Heriot-Watt University

  • Queen's University Belfast

  • University of Liverpool

  • Cardiff University

  • University of Surrey

  • Swansea University

  • University of Exeter

  • Durham University

  • Brunel University of London

  • University of York

  • Lancaster University

  • University of Aberdeen

  • University of Reading

  • Oxford Brookes University

  • University of St Andrews

  • Coventry University

  • Aston University

  • University of Leicester

  • City St George’s, University of London

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