The involvement of undergraduate students in our research is
part of our vision at Civil Engineering Heritage and Future. As well as using
current research to inform our taught course modules, final year undergraduates
have the opportunity to take part in research projects as part of their thesis
work. Recent examples of final year projects include:
Researchers within our Future Engineering multidisciplinary research theme are exploring what technologies will be heating our homes and driving our cars in 20 years time.
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Our Mechanical & Construction Engineering students learn from the best – inspirational academic staff with a genuine passion for their subject. Our courses are at the forefront of current knowledge and practice and are shaped by world-leading and internationally excellent research.
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