Why study Maths, Physics or Electrical Engineering at Northumbria?
We have recently invested £6.7 million in STEM facilities, meaning there has never been a better time to study engineering at Northumbria University. You will study in brand new labs and workshops, developing the expertise on industry-standard equipment that you’ll need to make an immediate impact, whatever your career aspirations. Our courses are accredited by a range of professional bodies, to ensure that you graduate with the qualifications and connections you’ll need to succeed.
How can this course help you?
You’ll benefit from getting involved in our vibrant research community:
- 8th in the UK for Electronic and Electrical Engineering (REF 2021).
- We're in the top quartile for world-leading publications among UK universities in General Engineering
- Engineering research fits within our multidisciplinary Future Engineering theme, giving you the opportunity to contribute to challenges including how cities can cope with more people and fewer resources.
