School of Engineering

Department of Engineering

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At Liverpool we are passionate about quality in both our teaching and research, and this is reflected in our 'vision',

"To be acknowledged centre for international-level research in a range of 21st century engineering disciplines and an innovative higher education centre whose programmes attract students from all over the world."

Meccano bridge built for James May's TV series:

Student engineers in the School have been responsible for the construction of the bridge........More>>>

Research Assessment Exercise 2008

The School of Engineering Research is at the leading edge of world activity.

RAE 2008: The quality of our research in Metallurgy and Materials has been ranked second in the country, with 70% judged to be internationally leading or excellent

RAE 2008: 60% of research in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and RAE 2008: 50% in Civil Engineering is judged to be internationally leading or excellent   More>>>

Research in the School of Engineering

Learning and Teaching

Liverpool Engineers develop high levels of knowledge and skills and understand how to be creative within constraints; they also develop their inter-personal skills, so critical to quality communication in engineering.

Learning and Teaching Overview

The Liverpool Engineer - a new breed of engineer

Why Study Engineering at Liverpool?

Becoming a Liverpool Engineer

Undergraduate Programmes

Postgraduate Programmes

UK Centre for Materials Education

News

50 Years of Transformation in Materials: the 1960's to the 2010's. 

A symposium entitled "Transformations in Materials" to celebrate the contributions of Professors David Bacon, Peter Goodhew and Bob Pond..... More >>>

Click here to explore a 3D walk-through model of the new entrance to the Department of Engineerin and its Active Learning Lab.  For an automated fly-through, click here.