School of Engineering
About us
Addressing the complex challenges of the 21st century requires graduates who can use a range of engineering technologies and design methods to define, develop and deliver solutions that meet user requirements, offer value for money and are environmentally effective.
Our staff work in integrated teams, covering a range of subject disciplines, to deliver programmes of research and study that aim to challenge, enthuse and stimulate, providing you with the best possible positioning for your future career.
Our unique partnerships and relationships put us in a strong position as a school, working closely with regional, national and international partners to develop the cross-disciplinary solutions needed for the modern age.
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.
Engineering Our Future blog
Follow our blog to keep in touch with what our current, past, and future engineers are up to and see the impact our students have in the world.
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The Inspire Sustainability team and the MAKERS project are pairing with the University of Bristol to support the delivery of several engineering skills workshops to the young community of St Pauls. The series of weekly free workshops are aimed at young people from the community, and look to provide a chance to learn key engineering … Continue reading "Inspire Sustainability team collaborating to bring engineering skills to the St Pauls community"
Inspire Sustainability team collaborating to bring engineering skills to the St Pauls community
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The Leaders Award ‘If You Were an Engineer…’ national competition is partnering with UWE Bristol to again support this year’s competition, and bring to life an exciting prototype from one of last year’s winning young engineers. The competition asks school children to imagine a creative and innovative solution to a problem, and design an inspiring … Continue reading "Student engineers developing prototype of winning design from young engineer competition"
Student engineers developing prototype of winning design from young engineer competition
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The West of England Combined Authority recently held their annual School Summit, inviting young people from many secondary schools across the West to make their voices heard on sustainability issues in the area. Information about the summit is here: https://www.westofengland-ca.gov.uk/schoolssummit/ Metro Mayor Dan Norris welcomed over 100 GCSE students to Ashton Gate Stadium for a … Continue reading "Young people pairing green innovations and sport with the Inspire Sustainability team at the WECA Schools Summit"
Young people pairing green innovations and sport with the Inspire Sustainability team at the WECA Schools Summit
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Last week saw a huge number of young students from local schools engage with fun and engaging ‘STEAM’ activities at an event hosted at Trowbridge townhall by Wiltshire Council. (https://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/) STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts, and maths) are an influence on every aspect of our daily lives, and the industries will continue to grow … Continue reading "Inspire Sustainability team at Wiltshire STEAM2024 Festival"
Inspire Sustainability team at Wiltshire STEAM2024 Festival
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The plans to redevelop Bristol’s Temple Quarter are currently being finalised, and the council want to know the opinions of local school children about what they want to see in the area. Bristol City Council have partnered with the School of Engineering’s Inspire Sustainability team to develop a school workshop allowing local school children to … Continue reading "Bristol City Council and Inspire Sustainability team: Children’s ideas for Bristol Temple Quarter regeneration project"
Bristol City Council and Inspire Sustainability team: Children’s ideas for Bristol Temple Quarter regeneration project
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As part of the MAKERS project, UWE Bristol students recently had the opportunity to use their repair and making skills to support the Easton based Baggator Youth Group and “Residents Against Dirty Energy” (RADE) Bristol campaign for better air by helping them to fix their traffic and pollution sensors. The community group uses sensors to measure traffic and air … Continue reading "UWE Bristol students support Easton campaign for better air with repair skills"
UWE Bristol students support Easton campaign for better air with repair skills
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The UWE MAKERS project has been going from strength to strength since it first launched in September last year to help improve belonging for diverse engineering students at UWE Bristol, through developing connections with local Maker and Repair communities in the region. The project is funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering, and aims to … Continue reading "How the MAKERS project is supporting students to develop hands-on skills and boost employability"
How the MAKERS project is supporting students to develop hands-on skills and boost employability
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The MAKERS project is giving students the opportunity to use their repair and making skills to support the Easton based Baggator Youth Group and “Residents Against Dirty Energy” (RADE) Bristol campaign for better air. The group uses sensors to measure traffic and air pollution in their area to support their campaign efforts. Air pollution data … Continue reading "Opportunity for students to support East Bristol campaign for better air with repair skills"
Opportunity for students to support East Bristol campaign for better air with repair skills
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
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Events
Find out what events are taking place across the University and how you can take part.
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