The "Times Higher Education Supplement" ranked engineering programs worldwide in 2009. Of those programs, three programs in the UK were listed among the world's best 11 programs. The No. 11 program on the "Times Supplement" list was the University of Oxford, one of the world's oldest and most well-respected universities. Oxford is home to prominent research facilities such as the Institute of Biomedical Engineering. Oxford offers students multiple fields of study in engineering: biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, materials engineering, thermofluids, process engineering, turbomachinery and even vision and control engineering. Degrees are offered at both the baccalaureate and graduate levels in a variety of engineering fields.
Department of Engineering Science
University of Oxford
Parks Road
Oxford OX1 3PJ
UK
44-0-18-6527-3000
eng.ox.ac.uk
University College London (UCL) ranked as the sixth highest-rated school of engineering in the "Times Supplement" list for 2009. UCL, like Oxford, is recognized as one of the top-rated universities in the world for a variety of disciplines such as law and business. Its engineering school is home to 20 different state-of-the-art research facilities. The engineering division is subdivided into 10 different departments that reflect the research interests of students and faculty members. These include civil, environment and geomatic engineering; energy and resources engineering; biomechanical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, innovation and management science, computer science, electrical engineering and a crime science division. Engineering studies at UCL are interdisciplinary in nature and encompass a wide variety of related fields. The department collaborates with outside departments such as the law school, medical school and the school of social sciences in order to facilitate research.
University College London
Faculty of Engineering
Gower Street
London WC1E 6BT
UK
44-0-20-7679-3912
The United Kingdom's top-rated engineering school is located at the University of Cambridge. Among all engineering programs worldwide, Cambridge was ranked No. 4 by the "Times Supplement" in 2009. As the university's largest department, the engineering school is instrumental in research conducted across a variety of disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach to research characterizes the leading work produced by the school's six different research divisions in the fields of management and manufacturing; energy, turbomachinery and fluid mechanics; environmental engineering and sustainable development; mechanics, materials and design; electrical engineering and information technology.
University of Cambridge
Department of Engineering
Trumpington Street
Cambridge CB2 1PZ
UK
+44-0-12-2333-2600
eng.cam.ac.uk