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The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) course at London South Bank University focuses on analysing, designing, developing and maintaining electrical control systems, microprocessor systems, biomedical and telecommunication systems including Internet of Things.

This On-Campus - Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering) from the Engineering Institute of Technology will ensure you graduate job-ready as an electrical engineering technologist in many industries such as power generation and supply, communications and media, computer systems, and robotics.

In this Industrial Engineering programme from Toronto Metropolitan University, you’ll learn how to use creativity and modeling to help organizations make smarter and safer decisions.

Chemical engineers are the alchemists of our world, transforming raw materials into valuable products that benefit society. From advancing medicine to securing clean water for communities, Toronto Metropolitan University's Chemical Engineering Co-op degree programme with co-op will help you acquire the skills needed to improve human life.

The mission of the Biomedical Engineering programme from The University of Maine prepares students to thrive in the dynamic and impactful field of biomedical engineering. This discipline focuses on the intersection of biology, medicine, and engineering, equipping students with the skills to create innovative solutions that benefit society.

The four-year Bachelor of Building Science (Honours) (Co-op) degree at the Algonquin College prepares you to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to analyze and problem solve in optimizing the performance of buildings by bridging all facets of building design, construction, human comfort and sustainability.

The Electrical Engineering course at The University of Maine is designed to enhance students’ understanding of the generation and delivery of electric energy.

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) with Integrated Foundation Year course from the University of Brighton offers an extra year of study go ease your transition from college to uni, helping you to adapt to university study. You’ll develop the knowledge and skills – and confidence – to jump straight into your degree at Brighton.

The two-year Construction Engineering Technician (Co-op and Non Co-op Version) program at Algonquin College introduces you to a wide range of knowledge and skills to work in the construction industry.

Cities are facing many challenges. Where will people live, how can we ensure a pleasant living envi-ronment, and how can we do this in a sustainable way? In the Built Environment course at Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas), you will share your ideas about what these cities will look like in the future!

Study the Mechanical Engineering (Hons) degree at University of Liverpool and learn to design, build and test new products, processes and systems. You'll develop holistic engineering knowledge and problem solving abilities as you work towards an industry-accredited degree that's sought after in a wide range of sectors.

The Construction Engineering Technology programme from The University of Maine combines construction, engineering and management in a practice-oriented education that leads to a rewarding career in which graduates exercise their skills, experience and knowledge to build infrastructure nationwide.

The Aerospace Engineering (Hons) course at Kingston University has an innovative curriculum, excellent links with industry and cutting-edge facilities. As a result, Kingston is the perfect place to study aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, dynamics and materials.

The Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies programme from The University of Lancashire combines the practical and theoretical aspects of flying with the underlying principles of aerospace engineering.

The Engineering Physics programme at The University of Maine is about the way things work. Physics is about why things work the way they do. By combining the two, engineering physics students are able to satisfy their curiosity and ultimately gain a deeper understanding of the engineering problems they are working to solve.

The Survey Engineering Technology program at The University of Maine is providing students with the skills and knowledge to become licensed professional land surveyors.

Civil Engineering (Hons) course at Kingston University is designed not just to meet expectations, but to exceed them.

The Science and Technology bachelor's programme at the University of Tartu provides a broad overview of natural and exact sciences and technologies. You can specialise in either bioengineering & robotics, chemistry & materials science or genetics & biotechnology.

The Engineering in Biotechnology programme at SupBiotech Paris is a 5-year course that combines a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree, leading to the title of engineer. The programme blends theoretical knowledge with practical experience, including 12 months of internships and opportunities for international exposure.

In the (Hons) Mechanical Engineering degree delivered by University of Plymouth you will learn from enthusiastic staff with strong industry connections, who use laboratory sessions and hands-on demonstrations to reinforce academic concepts.
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