We have already experienced great success as a faculty, and we intend to build on that success. Our vision is to compete to be the best engineering faculty in the UK, and to be amongst the best in the world. We will aim to work across the full spectrum of engineering activity, from fundamental science to professional practice, and we will contribute fully to ensuring a sustainable future both locally and globally.

Overview of Faculty of Engineering

The faculty of Engineering has:

Research-led learning and teaching across the breadth of engineering subjects
67% of our research rated as `world leading` or `internationally excellent`
An annual turn-over of £97m in 20011/12
A further £16m income from the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre
Over 3000 students. In 2012, 93% of our graduates expressed satisfaction with their course
An enviable and growing portfolio of knowledge transfer activities
Good interdisciplinary links already established, as exemplified by the Aerospace programme, for both teaching and research

The research and teaching comes from the following areas: Aerospace, Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, Bioengineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, and Chemical and Biological Engineering.

Three days Granulation Conference, Hamburg, Germany

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