MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AT SURREY


What makes our mechanical engineering degrees different and what’s the secret behind our graduates’ success? Here we reveal five reasons why you should choose the University of Surrey for your mechanical engineering degree.Learning at Surrey isn’t just about lecture theatres and labs. Our students compete in prestigious Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) competitions - with great success! In 2021 our team claimed top prize in the UAS (unmanned aerial system) competition, while Surrey won the Virtual Dynamic Event at Formula Student (the world’s largest student motorsport competition) Our mechanical engineering degrees are accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) which means you’ll be well on the way towards chartered status after studying with us. Our MEng courses fully meet the academic requirements to become a Chartered Engineer, while our BEng programmes partially meet the academic requirement and can be supplemented by further study.

These are just five reasons why our mechanical engineering courses are ranked in the UK top 20 by The Times/Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023 and the Complete University Guide 2023. Discover more about our programmes in mechanical engineering.

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