School of Engineering
About us
The School of Engineering – where change begins. Our world is complex. It needs new engineering perspectives and innovative, creative voices like yours. We need enterprising mindsets, novel ideas and brave problem solvers to tackle 21st century problems and deliver tangible benefits for society.
In the School of Engineering, you’ll work across disciplines and boundaries to gain experience and understanding of real world challenges. We want you to think outside the box to design and evolve solutions for a sustainable future. Hone your skills in our purpose-built engineering building working in high-spec laboratories, workshops, digital and simulation labs within a diverse community of academics, researchers and technical staff, dedicated to helping you succeed.
Engineering runs deep in Bristol, home to Rolls Royce, Airbus, GKN and a vast range of engineering businesses and communities. You’ll be in the heart of this vibrant city, where you can capitalise on our network and partnerships to open new doors and possibilities for a career with impact. The School of Engineering is a place to nurture and prove your practice, make new friends, and embrace ever-changing technologies and processes.
Together, we’ll keep exploring and pushing forward to bring about positive change for a brighter future.

Our subject area
Our courses include: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering, Electronics, Robotics, Aerospace Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Mechatronics and more.
EngineeringOur partnerships and research

Partnerships
Our unique partnerships and relationships put us in a strong position as a School, working closely with regional, national and international partners to develop cross-disciplinary solutions to real world problems.

Research
Our research applies novel engineering techniques to solve problems of direct relevance to industry, society and the environment.
Engineering building
Our Engineering building is designed to revolutionise the way engineering is taught. Featuring engine test cells, dedicated collaborative learning spaces and all of the latest high-tech equipment. Take a tour.
Degree apprenticeships
Degree apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with academic study. View current apprenticeship opportunities across engineering, surveying, planning and computer science.
Find a degree apprenticeshipOur facilities

Engineering facilities
Be in good company with Rolls Royce, Airbus and others as you build your engineering skill-set at UWE Bristol. You’ll access the kind of kit used by professional engineers in our brand new, state-of-the-art engineering building.

Driving simulator facilities
Automotive Engineering students can trial their designs in the latest simulation technology with our high-tech driving simulator.
Bronze Athena Swan award
The Athena Swan Charter recognises commitment to the advancement of gender equality in
academia, including
professional and support roles. This includes the representation, progression, journey
through career milestones and working environment for people of all genders.
The Department (now School) was awarded an Athena Swan Bronze Award in April 2015, and this was renewed in 2019.
Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL)
Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL) is a nationally – and internationally – recognised as a centre of excellence for advanced robotics research.
Bristol Robotics LaboratoryNews and events
News
Find out all the latest from the School of Engineering. You can also join our social channel:
- Engineering at UWE X (formerly Twitter)
Events
Find out what events are taking place across the University and how you can take part.
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