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    Warwick's School of Engineering is one of the leading Engineering Schools in the UK. Warwick is one of the few universities which has a unified School of Engineering covering, and wherever possible integrating, most branches of Engineering. It is large, thriving, well-equipped and active in many fields of teaching and research.

    The School of Engineering has a strong research profile and achieved a GPA of 2.85 in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, with over 70% of its work graded as internationally excellent. The School has over 50 academic and teaching staff who are each associated with one of six major Research Groups or a teaching development group.

    The School has a large undergraduate programme with over 1000 students. Our unified and flexible undergraduate degree structure provides a broad general engineering grounding and then allows students to continue a general approach or to specialise. There are strong design-led and research-led elements in the undergraduate degree, whatever the route taken. For all degrees within the School, the School's links with industry help to provide vacation training placements for students. By adopting a unified approach to engineering, and emphasising the interdisciplinary aspects, Warwick is able to maintain flexibility in its degree structures. The School offers several degree programmes, accredited by the appropriate Engineering Institutions. In addition, they are recognised by the European Federation of National Engineering Associations (FEANI) as meeting the higher educational requirements for registration on the European Engineer Register. Please refer to the appropriate degree programme entry for details of how to contact us.

    The School has approximately 200 postgraduate students following research degrees or our range of specialist MSc courses. All MSc students complete an individual project. Research degrees are available across the breadth of the School's research activity. Students benefit from working in one of the top research universities in the UK, and alongside staff who often have an international reputation in their field.


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