England Engineering Colleges

University of Oxford

• Rated 11th by the Times Higher Education Supplement, Oxford University is world renown for its interdisciplinary approach to the study of engineering. The engineering department is located within a university that is also known for its interdisciplinary approach to nearly all facets of research in every academic discipline. This eclectic approach is reflected in the undergraduate and graduate programs of study at Oxford. Research emphases include electrical and opto-electronic engineering, chemical and process engineering and biomedical engineering, thermo-fluids, turbomachinery, materials engineering, civil and offshore engineering, information and control and vision engineering. Oxford is the home of numerous engineering research institutes, including its newly built Institute of Biomedical Engineering, a research facility completed in 2008. The research institute reflects Oxford's interdisciplinary emphasis by bringing together engineering researchers with those in the medical and technological fields.

  Department of Engineering Science
  University of Oxford
  Parks Road
  Oxford, OX1 3PJ
  United Kingdom
  +44-0-18-6527-3000
  eng.ox.ac.uk

Imperial College, London

• The Times Higher Education Supplement rated Imperial College in London the sixth best program in the world. The engineering faculty at Imperial College is comprised of nine departments that include aeronautics, bioengineering, chemical engineering and chemical technology, civil and environmental engineering, computing, earth science and engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, materials and mechanical engineering. The college is the home of several research institutes including the Institute of Systems and Synthetic Biology, Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Institute of Biomedical Engineering.

  Imperial College London
  South Kensington Campus
  London, SW7 2AZ
  United Kingdom
  +44-0-20 7589 5111
  imperial.ac.uk

University of Cambridge

• Ranked fourth among all of the world's engineering colleges, the University of Cambridge is England's top-rated engineering program. Engineering is such an integral part of the Cambridge University system that it has grown to become the largest department within the entire university. Six research divisions exist within the department, including energy, fluid mechanics and turbomachinery, electrical engineering, mechanics, materials and design, civil, structural, environmental and sustainable development, information engineering and manufacturing and management. The engineering department houses five separate research centers, including the Nanoscience Centre and the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics.

  Cambridge University
  Department of Engineering
  Trumpington Street
  Cambridge, CB2 1PZ
  United Kingdom
  +44-0-12-2333-2600
  eng.cam.ac.uk