As an engineering student at our Medway Campus, you will gain a solid foundation in all aspects of engineering. This allows you to choose the area you want to specialise in later in your studies.
All our engineering degrees share a common first year before you go on to specialise in your chosen area of engineering. Most of our engineering disciplines offer a four-year course which leads to a Master’s degree and an 'extended' degree which includes a foundation year.
We help to transform lives through our broad range of Engineering courses. Enjoy top-of-the-range facilities at our Medway Campus and teaching from academics who have experienced the course themselves.
Are you a pioneer, fascinated by new opportunities? Join Teodor for a glimpse into the fascinating world of electronic engineering.
Chemical engineering at the University of Greenwich took an exciting step forward last year with the opening of a dedicated laboratory at our Medway Campus.
Dr Robert Jenner left bricklaying to join an extended course in Electrical Engineering at Medway Campus. Find out how this accessible route could help you.
"I am so proud to be an engineer in a male-dominated area," says Cagla Balaban. Find out more about our graduate, who now works for the university.
Having lectures that are joined with other groups of engineers makes Greenwich special.
Our student societies offer a space for personal growth and the chance to make lasting friendships. You can take part in activities through your department and via GK Unions (an alliance between the Universities of Greenwich and Kent). Here's a taste of how you can get involved and how we build connections with the wider community.
Studying at Medway? Our great partnership allows you to reap the benefits from Greenwich Students' Union and GK Unions.
A student-led initiative is helping to improve career prospects and build industry links in engineering and technology.
Discover more about Medway, a region steeped in history and with a thriving local community.
The Faculty of Engineering and Science sponsors a competitive swimming club in Gillingham, helping community swimmers to reach the next level.
Research in engineering is focused on achieving improvements to society through tackling important questions. Our research themes include biomedical engineering, handling materials, sustainability, mathematical modelling, future technology and the Internet of Things, and next generation materials.
Dr Wim Melis is working on technology that could significantly improve sound quality for hearing implant users.
Graduates from our undergraduate forensic science courses can move on to our MRes degree. Normally, you will need a 2.1 or First. If you have a suitable research proposal in engineering, we can help you apply to the university and find the appropriate supervisor.
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