27 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Engineering with Business from Brunel University of London degree combines a broad education in engineering, engineering management and business, equipping you with the analytical tools and techniques to understand the processes and technologies required across the engineering sector. 

The Automotive Engineering degree course offered by Brunel University of London gives students interested in pursuing careers in automobile engineering an extra year of advanced study and training that will deepen their knowledge of the subject, expand their skill sets and put them on a fast-track to becoming a chartered engineer.

The Aerospace Engineering BEng degree at Brunel University of London is an exciting, hands-on course developed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to meet the real world needs of the global aerospace industry.

The Mechanical Engineering degree course delivered by the Brunel University of London, gives students interested in pursuing careers in mechanical engineering an extra year of advanced study and training that will deepen your knowledge of the subject, expand your skill sets and put you on a fast-track to becoming a chartered engineer.

The Civil Engineering MEng programme offered at the Brunel University of London can offer you a career that can literally change the world. Civil engineers design, construct, and maintain features of the natural and the built environment, skills that help solve the problems communities face today, and prepare for those that will confront us in the future.

Course delivery in the Engineering with an Integrated Foundation Year program at Brunel University of London is a combination of theory, hands-on practical sessions and project work. You will gain solid knowledge and understanding of engineering science and will be introduced to materials science. You’ll also develop skills in the use of computer software for communication of engineering data.

The Engineering programme from Brunel University of London offers undergraduate courses in four major subject areas including Design, Civil Engineering, Electronic and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.