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T he place of us eful learning Undergraduate Prospectus 2022 Entry
T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F S T R AT H C LY D E
Undergraduate Prospectus 2022 Entry
The University of Strathclyde
was the first university
to win the coveted Times
Higher Education University
Contents
of the Year title twice - 2012 04 The place of useful learning
and 2019. 06 We are investing in your future
08 Glasgow
We were also recognised as Scottish University of the Year
2020 by The Sunday Times Good University Guide, and 10 Explore Scotland
were awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize, the highest 12 #strathlife
national honour awarded to our sector.
14 Home from home
16 Students’ Union
Take a look through our prospectus
18 Strathclyde Sport
and visit www.strath.ac.uk
20 Sports Scholars
for more information
22 Study abroad
24 Truly Global
the place of useful learning 28 The Faculty of Engineering
University of Strathclyde Glasgow G1 1XQ 54 The Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
www.strath.ac.uk 90 The Faculty of Science
t: +44 (0)141 548 2814
e: ugenquiries@strath.ac.uk
116 Strathclyde Business School
136 Mature students entry requirements
143 Your route to University
146 International students
148 Tuition fees & scholarships
149 Supporting you
WIDENING ACCESS 150 Course index
We want to increase opportunities for people from every background. We select our 153 Terms and conditions
students based on merit, potential and the ability to benefit from the education we offer.
Put simply, we look for more than just your grades. We consider the circumstances of your
education and will make lower offers, shown as “Minimum Entry Requirements”
on subject pages, to certain applicants as a result.
For more information, search ‘widening access’ at www.strath.ac.uk
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The
place of
useful
learning
The University of Strathclyde is a
leading international technological
university located in the heart of
Glasgow - one of the UK’s largest cities
– and has a vibrant, international
community with almost 23,000
students from over 100 countries.
For more than 200 years Strathclyde has been delivering academic excellence
through world-class research and teaching, providing students with flexible,
innovative learning in preparation for their chosen career path.
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We are
investing in
your future
We are transforming our
campus by investing £1
billion to create a
first-class working and
learning environment for
you, our students.
Our new £31 million sports centre, Strathclyde Sport, brings
state of the art training, fitness and wellbeing facilities to
the heart of the University’s campus.
Strathclyde students are set to enjoy a new £60 million
Learning & Teaching building, due for completion in 2021,
which will be located in the centre of the campus. Designed
with students and staff in mind, the hub will include
leading-edge teaching facilities as well as providing a new
home for student support services and the Students’ Union.
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Glasgow
Scotland’s largest city will be
the backdrop to your studies,
giving you instant access to
world-class architecture and
attractions, a diverse culinary
scene, vibrant nightlife and
outstanding shopping.
Known as the ‘Dear Green Place’, Glasgow boasts more than 90 parks and
is a UNESCO City of Music, home to the SSE Hydro – one of the world’s
busiest concert venues. The world’s top travel guides have consistently
named Glasgow as a must-visit destination – and we couldn’t agree more!
To find out more visit:
www.peoplemakeglasgow.com
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Explore
Scotland
Home to some of the most
magnificent landscapes in the
UK, and with Glasgow as a base,
you are only a short journey
from exploring everything
Scotland has to offer.
You can enjoy activities ranging from hill walking, snow sports, world-
class mountain bike trails and water sports to climbing. Or for those
who want to discover Scotland’s past, you can visit the country’s many
historic castles and monuments and explore the thriving arts and
culture scene of the surrounding towns and cities.
To find out more visit:
www.visitscotland.com
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#strathlife
Starting at university, meeting
new people, living on campus
and discovering a new way of
learning is exciting.
Whether you are living on or off campus we want you to have the best
experience while studying at Strathclyde. If you need a helping hand,
we’ll be here to support you. Get a glimpse of what student life is like
at the University of Strathclyde:
@unistrathclyde
@UniStrathclyde
@UniversityofStrathclyde
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Make lifelong friends
and feel at home in our
student accommodation.
Home
from home
Located on campus and only a short walk from the main University
buildings, our Campus Village houses more than 1,440 students, with a
further 300 living in our off-campus residences just 10 minutes’ walk away.
We provide secure accommodation for students, and our application
process ensures that we match you up with people we think you’ll get
along with, creating lifelong friendships.
Your home in Glasgow
All the accommodation in the Campus Village is self-catered, with a
dedicated on-site management team and a night porter outside office
hours. Weekly cleaning of communal areas in each flat is included in your
rent, making your ‘Strathliving’ experience even easier!
The campus village includes an open study area, a Santander bank, Todds
Bar, laundrette, and is situated close to the shops, restaurants, cafés, bars
and other entertainment in the city centre and Merchant City.
Search ‘accommodation’ at www.strath.ac.uk
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Students’
Union
Your Students’ Union promotes, represents
and supports the interests and welfare of
all our students, making sure your time at
Strathclyde is the best it can be.
Every penny made goes into improving services Opportunities
for you. Whatever you choose to take part in at the We offer opportunities for you to develop skills
Union, it will be the best decision you’ll ever make at alongside your course work and help others through
University! volunteering.
Visit strathunion.com to find out more. Advice & Support
Our Advice hub is here to advise and support all
Great nights happen at Strath Union students for free, in full confidentiality. Ask them
Take your pick of three venues each offering a anything - no matter how big or small.
selection of food, drink, events and activities, all
designed to fit within your budget and timetable. Student Voice
At Strathclyde, great value is placed on ensuring
Clubs & Societies the student voice is heard. Your Union is led by six
We have over 206 Clubs & Societies for you to student officers who are elected by you to represent
choose from, all offering you the opportunity to get all aspects of University life.
involved in something you feel passionately about.
Representation
Strath Sports We believe in a democracy shaped by the student
Strathclyde Sports Union proudly hosts over 50 voice - this is why we encourage everyone to become
sports clubs; outdoor or indoor, competitive or a Student Rep and be part of University discussions.
recreational, everyone can take part and be
#WeBleedMaroon | #StrathSports | strathsports.co.uk
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Strathclyde
Sport
The Centre offers state-of-the art training facilities,
including a 25-metre swimming pool, fitness suite with
capacity for over 180 people, sports halls, squash courts,
dance studio and treatment rooms.
The new Strathclyde Sport facility has already attracted
partnerships with Netball Scotland, including the
University’s sponsorship of the Strathclyde Sirens netball
Our £31 million Strathclyde team, and Glasgow Warriors Rugby Union Club.
Sport building provides a range We offer a number of performance sport scholarships to
enable talented student-athletes to achieve their degree,
of sport and wellbeing facilities whilst simultaneously reaching their sporting potential.
for students, staff and the local Whether you are an elite athlete or a complete beginner,
we have opportunities here for all.
community. Search ‘Strathclyde Sport’ at www.strath.ac.uk
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Sports
Scholars
At the University of Strathclyde, we
are committed to supporting promising
sports scholars.
If you are an athlete who competes
at a national or international level
in your sport, we will consider this
when assessing your application for
undergraduate study.
Our Admissions Team will use this information to consider making you an offer of “The Scholarship programme at Strathclyde has
admission, which takes your sports performance into account. This may be up to been an integral part of my time at the University, it
two grades lower than the typical offer for the degree you have applied to study. has allowed me to pursue my sporting ambitions to
the full with flexible academic studies afforded. The
We would normally expect you to represent the University in your sport if offered programme has also been a huge help in funding my
admission under the scheme. Potential applicants with queries regarding their training over the years and the other benefits through
eligibility, or those who wish to be considered under this scheme, should contact the gym can offer.“
the Performance Sport Manager Dave Sykes: dave.sykes@strath.ac.uk, in the
first instance. David McMath, Strathclyde Sport Scholars Graduate
with a Masters in Civil Engineering with Distinction
David won a Gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth
Games and set a Games record of points scored in his
event of Double trap shooting.
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Study
As an undergraduate student you
will usually have an opportunity
to study or work abroad during
your degree.
abroad
This ranges from one-week summer schools to summer projects or
traineeships within a company.
Alternatively, you may prefer to study abroad for a semester or two at one of
our partner institutions around the world whilst earning credit towards your
Strathclyde degree.
Various funding packages are available to assist with some of the additional
costs. This is an amazing opportunity which equips you with new skills,
broadens your horizon and enhances your careers prospects at the end of
your degree.
Search ‘Study Abroad’ at www.strath.ac.uk
It has been the best decision I have
made. I have learned so much
about myself Just do it! You won’t
regret it. Take the risk and just go.”
Engineering Student
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Only a ONE-hour flight
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from London, Glasgow
also has great transport BELFAST
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links from the rest of the
UK, Europe and the world. LONDON
Truly Global
Approx flight times:
Amsterdam 1h 25
Paris 1h 50
Berlin 2h 15
Milan 2h 30
Barcelona 2h 45
Budapest 2h 55
Dubrovnik 3h 15
Dubai 7h 15
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The
Faculty of
Engineering
We are Scotland’s
With more than 40 courses MEng and MSci degrees fulfil all of remain relevant to employers
to choose from in our eight the educational requirements for and that students have the
Departments, our flexible Chartered Engineer status without opportunity to work on projects
largest Engineering
approach to study allows you further study after graduation. assigned by companies that
to take classes from across the address real industrial challenges.
University, equipping you with the With an expansive scholarship Equipped with industry relevant
Faculty with more than potential and skills to reach the
highest levels in industry.
portfolio that benefits a large
number of our students, our
industry partners can offer you
skills, our graduates are in
demand world-wide from
employers.
4,000 undergraduate We offer four-year BEng (Honours)
and BSc (Honours) programmes
the opportunity to apply for
scholarships and internships, Our impressive multimillion-
and five-year MEng (Master of which will enable you to get pound investments in engineering
students from across Engineering) and MSci (Master
of Science) programmes. The
hands-on experience during
your studies. Contributing
facilities gives students access to
state-of-the-art equipment and
first three years of the MEng organisations include BP, the work space in which to study.
the globe choosing to programmes usually match the
Honours curriculum but the final
Institution of Civil Engineers, The
Royal Academy of Engineering and Each year, more than 100 of our
study with us each year.
two years involve advanced study the Institution of Engineering and students spend a semester or an
and may include classes in areas Technology. academic year abroad studying at
such as law, business, leadership a university in locations such as
and management. Project work Our close connections with Europe, Canada, the USA, Mexico,
is also strongly emphasised. The industry ensure that our degrees Australia, Japan and Singapore.
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29The Engineering Academy
(UCAS 0BRT)
The Engineering Academy is a collaboration between the University of
Strathclyde, partner colleges and industry.
WHY JOIN THE ENGINEERING YOUR STUDIES
ACADEMY AT STRATHCLYDE? The Engineering Academy provides a pathway to an
Engineering BEng degree programme (with the option
Become a registered Strathclyde student whilst
studying towards an enhanced HNC at one of our partner
colleges in Year 1.
to transfer to the MEng) within one of the Faculty’s
participating departments. Companies who engage with
There were so many options
and opportunities that were
the Engineering Academy include Wood, Castle Precision
Choose from three specially-developed HNC Engineering, GeoSeas DEME, Alexander Dennis, Ineos
programmes which allow progression directly into year and Glenmorangie.
2 of a range of degree programmes at Strathclyde.
Gain practical engineering skills experience.
Your first year is taken as an enhanced HNC Programme
at one of the partner colleges, together with practical
provided with the academy
Opportunity to apply for paid summer placements
which are secured specifically for Engineering Academy
skills units and departmental activities which take
place at Strathclyde. Students who achieve the HNC that I couldn’t pass up. The
students and can lead to graduate job opportunities. award, gain an A in the Graded Unit and engage with
Dedicated support throughout the duration of your
studies.
Strathclyde activities are guaranteed direct transfer into
one of our undergraduate degree programmes: support provided by the
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
HNC Chemical Engineering allows you to progress
to Year 2 of the BEng Honours Chemical Engineering
Engineering Academy is
programme within the Department of Chemical &
Required subjects are shown in brackets Process Engineering incredible. They have helped
me strengthen my CV,
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): BBBC HNC Electronics allows you to progress to Year 2 of
(Maths and Physics/ Engineering Science at B); the BEng Honours Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Chemistry at B also required for progression to Chemical programme within the Department of Electronic &
Engineering; Biology/ Human Biology at B also required
for progression to Biomedical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
HNC General Engineering allows you to progress to Year
increased my confidence and
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): BBCC
(Maths and Physics/ Engineering Science at B);
Chemistry at B also required for progression to Chemical
2 of degrees offered by the Departments of Design,
Manufacturing & Engineering Management; Civil & helped me gain the industrial
Environmental Engineering; Naval Architecture, Ocean &
Engineering; Biology/ Human Biology at B also required
for progression to Biomedical Engineering
Marine Engineering and BEng Mechanical Engineering;
progress to Year 1 BEng Biomedical Engineering. experience that I have today.”
Additional Information
Deferred entry is accepted For the most up-to-date course list please visit our
Access qualifications are also considered
Foundation Apprenticeship will be accepted as one of
website.
Ammarah Tanveer
the non-mandatory Highers
Application to the Engineering Academy is via UCAS
Engineering Academy Student
CONTACT
+44 (0)141 574 5484
eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk
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31Aero-Mechanical Engineering Architectural Studies
MEng (UCAS H421)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H420) BSc Honours (UCAS K100)
Aero-mechanical engineering takes in aerospace systems and aircraft; it is also Architects plan, design and construct buildings and structures, influencing the
relevant in fields as varied as wind energy, automotive systems visual landscape and responding to the environment in our towns and cities.
and space exploration.
WHY AERO-MECHANICAL CONTACT WHY ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES AT Candidates likely to fulfil the entry requirements and
+44 (0)141 574 5484 who do not have an art/design qualification may be
ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? asked to submit a portfolio which should contain
eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk
Ranked 4th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Mechanical Ranked 3rd in the UK for Architecture (The Complete examples of a range of work providing evidence to
Engineering (The Complete University Guide 2021). University Guide 2021). indicate creative and artistic ability.
YOUR CAREER
Professional accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical We’re one of the highest scoring architecture CONTACT
Engineers (IMechE) and Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS). Recent employers include Airbus, EnerMech, GE
Caledonian, GE Oil and Gas, Highland Wood Energy, and departments in the UK for our graduate career prospects +44 (0)141 574 5484
Gain theoretical and practical understanding of how to Jaguar Land Rover. (HESA). eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk
design aircraft engines, control systems, landing gear and Professionally accredited by the Architects Registration
the many parts which sustain flight. Recent graduate roles include: Board (ARB) and the Royal Institute of British Architects YOUR CAREER
Design and manufacture a remote-control scale aircraft. Aero-Dynamist
(RIBA). Our graduates are highly regarded in industry and go
Aerospace Engineer
Opportunity for hands-on flight experience. Focus on the design of buildings, towns and cities and on to forge careers in multidisciplinary architectural
Design Engineer
the historical and theoretical ideas that inspire them. practices such as: Page \ Park, Collective, Austin-Smith:
Gain international experience through the option to study Nuclear Graduate Trainee
Lord, Ryder Architecture and Holmes Miller. Other areas
abroad. Project Engineer Our students have the opportunity to engage with of employment include: the creative industries, model
Participate in the Formula Student competition to design, industry clients on live projects. making – physical and virtual, project management,
build and race a racing car. YOUR STUDIES Benefit from teaching by our academics and theatre and stage set design, and the film and music
Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, electrical professional architects and engineers. industry. Graduates have also undertaken research roles
circuits, heat and flow, mechanical engineering design, in the energy and construction industries.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS experimental laboratory skills
Students regularly win and exhibit work through
international and national competitions including Recent graduate roles include:
Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 2: you learn about flight and spaceflight, Archiprix International, AJ Student Prize, RIAS and Architectural Assistant
engineering mechanics, aero design and flight test, Designer (Architectural)
MEng A+DS, RSA New Contemporaries.
mathematical modelling and analysis, materials Teacher (Design Technology/Secondary Education)
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths engineering and design; hands-on flight experience field Study abroad for one semester and convert your degree
Lecturer (Architectural & Design Technology)
A, Physics A) course at a gliding school title to Architectural Studies with International Study.
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths Year 3: aeronautical topics such as designing and
YOUR STUDIES
and Physics/Engineering Science) building of a remote-control scale aircraft and flight ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
simulation studies, structural mechanics, dynamics and Year 1: introduces the architectural design process, from
Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended
control; opportunity to study abroad Required subjects are shown in brackets initial concepts through design development to realisation
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 and construction; project to design your first building,
Year 4: individual aerospace-related project; classes in
entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths, Physics) supported by classes in technology and cultural studies
Engineering Materials Selection, Advanced Mechanics Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB
IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) and Dynamics, and Aerodynamic Performance (English B, Maths or Physics B, Art & Design/Graphic Year 2: further project work in a Scottish context; cultural
BEng Honours Year 5 (MEng only): group project and choice of classes Communication/Design & Manufacture B) and technology classes
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths such as Aerodynamic Propulsion Systems, Machine *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB Year 3: urban housing design project and thesis;
A, Physics A) Dynamics, Spaceflight Mechanics, Engineering Plasticity (English and Maths or Physics). A portfolio may be preparation of digital portfolio required for professional
and Pressurised Systems required if no art-based Higher accreditation; opportunity to study abroad
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB
(Maths and Physics/Engineering Science) A Levels: ABB-BBB (Maths or Physics; GCSE Art & At the end of year 3, it is recommended that you gain
Design or Product Design 6/B, GCSE English Language experience by working for a year in an architectural practice
Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended RELATED COURSES 6/B or English Literature 6/B) under the supervision of an experienced ARB-registered
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB; (Maths, Physics); Year mentor in the UK or abroad (please note this option is not
Electrical & Mechanical Engineering IB: 34 (English HL5, Maths HL5 or Physics HL5)
2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths, Physics) available to students studying on a Tier 4 visa).
Mechanical Engineering HND: HND Architectural Technology; Interior Design;
IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Year 4: projects to design complex, multifunctional urban
CAAD or 3D Design with AA Graded Units
Additional Information buildings; dissertation
Additional Information
Deferred entry is not accepted
Deferred entry is accepted
Applicants likely to be made an offer are normally invited
to visit the department between January and March.
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33Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering
MEng (UCAS B831)/ BEng Honours (UCAS B830) MEng (UCAS H801)/BEng Honours (UCAS H800)
Develop new medical technologies and techniques which transform and Chemical engineers create and develop the processes to produce, change or
improve the lives of patients. transport products and materials into the everyday products and utilities that we use.
WHY BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING AT YOUR CAREER WHY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AT CONTACT
STRATHCLYDE? STRATHCLYDE? +44 (0)141 574 5484
Biomedical Engineering graduates can be found in areas eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk
Ranked 2nd in the UK for Medical Technology (The such as education, research and development, medical Ranked 4th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Chemical
Complete University Guide 2021). device regulations, medical device sales, management, Engineering (The Complete University
consulting, design and technology. Guide 2021).
YOUR CAREER
Professional accreditation by the Institution of
Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the Institution of Recent employers include BP, Essar Oil, GSK,
Industry-sponsored scholarship opportunities.
Engineering and Technology (IET), and the Institute of YOUR STUDIES Glenmorangie, Marathon Oil Corporation, Diageo,
Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM). Study abroad in Europe, the USA, Australia, Canada and ExxonMobil, Viridor, Doosan Babcock, Norbord Europe
Year 1: classes include Maths, Mechanical Engineering,
South East Asia. Ltd., Mabbett, P&G and Sabic.
Gain training in biomedical engineering as well as core Electrical Engineering, Anatomy, Physiology and Cell
mechanical and electrical engineering subjects. Biology Opportunity to undertake your final-year project in Recent graduate roles include:
Benefit from state-of-the art technology in one of the Year 2: topics include engineering mechanics, materials, industry. Petroleum Engineer
longest-established such departments in the world. electronics and cell biology Polymer Scientist
Professional accreditation by the Institution of Chemical
Prepare for a wide range of career opportunities Year 3: Biomechanics, Biomedical Materials, Engineers (IChemE). Process Engineer
in industry, academia, hospitals and government Immunology, Instrumentation and Microcontrollers and Surface Operations Engineer
agencies. Physiology Graduate Commissioning Engineer
Recent £15.5 million redevelopment of our Wolfson
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Technical Support Engineer
Year 4: individual research project and classes in
Building, providing modern and flexible teaching Biomedical Instrumentation and Electronics, plus a Required subjects are shown in brackets
facilities and an enhanced experience for our students. choice from a wide list of options YOUR STUDIES
Year 5 (MEng only): group project and choice of MEng
Year 1: covers the basic principles of chemical
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS classes such as Tissue Mechanics, Clinical and Sports Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths engineering, fundamentals, techniques and tools, as
Biomechanics, and Cardiovascular Devices A, Chemistry B, Physics B) well as maths and chemistry
Required subjects are shown in brackets
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths, Year 2: introduces process analysis, statistics, fluid flow,
RELATED COURSE Chemistry and Physics) heat transfer, thermodynamics, chemical principles,
MEng and safety; as well as exploring these concepts in the
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths and Chemistry/
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA (Maths Prosthetics & Orthotics chemical engineering lab
Physics); Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths and Chemistry/
A, Physics A, Biology A) Physics) Year 3: topics covered include reactors, biochemical
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths, IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Chemistry HL5, Physics HL5) engineering, materials and processes, sustainability,
Physics) economics, mass transfer, and separation processes;
BEng Honours
Advanced Highers: Maths and Physics recommended with deepening of concepts in lab work and the
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths introduction of chemical engineering design
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB - BBB (Maths, Physics); Year A, Chemistry B, Physics B)
2 entry: A*AA - AAB (Maths, Physics, Biology) Year 4: focuses on particle technology, advanced
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths, reactors, process control, environmental technology,
IB: 34 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Chemistry and Physics) advanced separations, and problem solving; students
BEng Honours A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths and Chemistry/ also undertake the chemical engineering design project
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths Physics); Year 2 entry:AAA-ABB (Maths and Chemistry/ Year 5 (MEng only): provides students with deeper
A, Physics A) Physics) learning in topics selected to develop their professional
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB (Maths, IB: 32 (Maths HL6, Chemistry HL5, Physics HL5) engineering knowledge and skill set - advanced
Physics) Additional Information topics include modern process measurements, safety
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB - BBB (Maths, Physics); Year management, programming and optimisation, molecular
Deferred entry is accepted
2 entry: AAA - ABB (Maths, Physics, Biology) simulation, molecular and interfacial science, clean
BEng (Honours)/MEng Chemical Engineering combustion technologies, electrochemical energy
IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) is offered via Distance Learning - contact us for more devices, and petroleum engineering; students undertake
Additional Information information their final semester project within industry or as a
Deferred entry is accepted HNC/HND in Chemical Engineering or a degree in a research placement
related discipline plus relevant work experience; other
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MEng (UCAS H202)/ BEng Honours (UCAS H200)
Civil Engineers plan, design, construct and operate the major infrastructure
systems on which our society depends including transport, water and energy
systems as well as major buildings and other structures.
WHY CIVIL ENGINEERING AT Science subjects accepted are: Biology, Chemistry,
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STRATHCLYDE?
Unique opportunities to participate in industry-led
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an excellent reputation for
Group projects to design infrastructure for developing
countries.
Recent employers include Atkins, Mott MacDonald,
AECOM, Jacobs, BAM Nuttall, COWI, Laing O’Rourke,
engineering and is right in the
heart of the city centre. During
Our students regularly win national competitions. Systra, RJ McLeod, I & H Brown, WSP, Balfour Beatty,
Opportunities to study abroad. ScottishPower, Scottish Water and Wood.
the summer following my
Professional accreditation by the Institution of Civil Recent graduate roles include:
Engineers (ICE). Consultant
Designer
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Civil Engineer
Bridge Engineer third year, I was lucky enough
Required subjects are shown in brackets Transportation Engineer
MEng
Ports & Maritime Engineer
to earn a 12-week placement
YOUR STUDIES
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA/AAABB
(Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, structural with Mott MacDonald,
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB analysis, materials, computer-aided drawing and design
(Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B &
Year 2: you learn about structures, geotechnics, water
engineering, surveying and mapping, and chemistry and
working within the Dams and
Reservoirs team on a range
1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A OR materials science
Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
Year 3: topics in structures, geotechnics, water
IB: 36 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) engineering, transport, environmental engineering and
HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance
BEng Honours
construction management; opportunity to study abroad
Year 4: applied structural engineering, water
of projects.”
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB engineering, geotechnical engineering, transport
planning, environmental engineering and construction
(Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB
management John Campbell
Year 5 (MEng only): engineering design including
(Maths A OR Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
integrated group project plus advanced engineering Civil Engineering student
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths A OR Maths B & topics, business and management, environment and
1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A OR sustainability; opportunity to study abroad
Maths B & 1 Science at A or B)
IB: 32 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5)
RELATED COURSE
HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Civil Engineering, Structural
Engineering or Construction Engineering with A in Civil & Environmental Engineering
Graded Unit and pass in Maths for Construction; Year 2
entry: HND, subjects as for HNC, with BA in Graded Units
and pass in Maths for Construction
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Civil and Environmental Engineers plan, design, construct and operate the From drones to smart technology, engineers with electronics and software skills
major infrastructure systems on which our society depends and play key roles in are needed for our digital future.
projects which enhance the natural and built environments.
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SYSTEMS AT STRATHCLYDE?
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Ranked 5th in the UK and 1st in Scotland UK for
Unique opportunities to participate in industry-led Science subjects accepted are: Biology, Chemistry, Electronic & Electrical Engineering (The Times and
problem-based learning and mentoring. Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021).
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Engineering Science, Human Biology or Physics
Only Engineering Department in Scotland to have received Learn how to design electronic systems and use 91% graduate employment with average starting
an Athena Swan Silver Award for advancing gender CONTACT software engineering to develop the next generation of salaries of £26,000 - £28,000 (UniSTATS). Hardware and
equality, for both students and staff. digital technology. software jobs exist across a broad range of engineering
+44 (0)141 574 5484 & technology sectors including e-commerce, banking, IT,
Group projects to design infrastructure for developing eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme the automotive industry and cyber-security. Recent
countries. with paid work placements. employers include Amazon, BAE Systems, GE Aviation,
Our students regularly win national competitions. YOUR CAREER Gain international experience through studying abroad. Infiniti Red Bull Racing, Siemens and Thales.
Opportunities to study abroad. Recent employers include Atkins, Mott MacDonald, Triple professional accreditation by the Institution of Recent graduate roles include:
AECOM, Jacobs, BAM Nuttall, COWI, Laing O’Rourke, I Engineering and Technology (IET), Engineering Council
Professional accreditation by the Institution of Civil Applications Developer
& H Brown, Balfour Beatty, ScottishPower and Scottish and British Computer Society (BCS) means you can choose
Engineers (ICE). Software Engineer
Water. to become a Chartered Engineer, IT Specialist or both. Electronics Engineer
Projects Engineer
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Recent graduate roles include:
Systems Analyst
Consultant ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Required subjects are shown in brackets Designer
Required subjects are shown in brackets YOUR STUDIES
Civil Engineer
MEng Bridge Engineer
MEng/... with International Study (UCAS I200) Year 1: Electronic Circuits, Maths, Computer Science and
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAA/AAABB Transportation Engineer Software Engineering; practical labs and project work
(Maths A or Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) Ports & Maritime Engineer Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths
A and Physics/Engineering Science) introduce design and build activities
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB Year 2: you learn a range of programming languages
(Maths A or Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) YOUR STUDIES *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB
(Maths and Physics/Engineering Science) (Java, C++, C, Ruby, Python), computer communications,
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths A or Maths B & Year 1: topics include maths, mechanics, structural engineering design techniques, and hardware and
1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A or A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 software analysis
analysis, materials, computer-aided drawing and design
Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
Year 2: you learn about structures, geotechnics, water Year 3: specialist topics such as artificial intelligence,
IB: 36 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) embedded systems and computing architectures
engineering, surveying and mapping, and chemistry and
HNC/HND: entry to BEng in the first instance materials science HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance Year 4: individual design project in your chosen
BEng Honours Year 3: topics in structures, geotechnics, water BEng Honours specialism and choice of classes including Digital
engineering, transport, environmental engineering and Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A Forensics, Laser Systems and Information Security; year
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB/AABBB abroad for those on the MEng International Study stream
(Maths A or Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) construction management; opportunity to study abroad and Physics/Engineering Science)
Year 4: applied water engineering, geotechnical *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to develop
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB/ABBBB a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year
(Maths A or Maths B & 1 Science at A or B) engineering, contaminated land, water and wastewater (Maths and Physics/Engineering Science)
treatment design, air pollution, transport planning and industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths A or Maths B & A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2
construction management computer security, E-commerce and video processing
1 Science at A or B); Year 2 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths B & 1 entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
Science at A or B) Year 5 (MEng only): engineering design including IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5)
integrated group project plus advanced engineering
HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical
RELATED COURSES
IB: 32 (Maths HL5 & 1 Science HL5) topics, business and management, environment and
HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Engineering Maths 1-2, Graded Unit A; Electrical & Mechanical Engineering
sustainability; opportunity to study abroad
Engineering or Construction Engineering with A in Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering, Electrical Energy Systems
Graded Unit and pass in Maths for Construction; Year 2 Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software, Electronic & Digital Systems
entry: HND, subjects as for HNC, with BA in Graded Units RELATED COURSE Analogue Electronic Principles, Combinational Logic, Electronic & Electrical Engineering
and pass in Maths for Construction Sequential Logic, Graded Unit AA
Civil Engineering
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MEng (UCAS H630) MEng (UCAS HH6H)/BEng Honours (UCAS HH63)
Develop expertise in how to deliver reliable energy supplies to meet demand Mechanical, electrical, computing and control elements are key to all
with minimal impact on the environment. engineering systems.
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ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE? Deferred entry is accepted
AT STRATHCLYDE? Graduates are in demand in the high-growth energy sector,
as well as in the infrastructure industries, engineering Ranked 5th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Electronic CONTACT
Ranked 5th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Electronic
& Electrical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times consultancy and defence. Recent employers include & Electrical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times +44 (0)141 574 5484
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Renewables, Aker Solutions, EDF Energy and Atkins Global. Ranked 4th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Mechanical
Learn about electrical, renewable and carbon-neutral
energy sources, and the applications of electrical
Engineering (The Complete University Guide 2021). YOUR CAREER
Recent graduate roles include:
power. Develop expertise in mechanical, electrical, software Opportunities exist in the aerospace and automotive
Electrical Engineer
and control systems engineering. industries, and in the energy, consultancy, and oil and
Take part in our solar energy international development Transmission Engineer
projects in Africa. Control Engineer Participate in the Formula Student competition to gas sectors. Recent employers include Rolls-Royce,
Smart Grid Specialist design, build and race a racing car. Nexen Petroleum, Jaguar Land Rover and Arup.
Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Power Engineer Gain international experience through studying abroad.
with paid work placements. Energy Specialist Recent graduate roles include:
Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme
Gain international experience through studying abroad. Electrical Engineer
with paid work placements.
Subsea Engineer
Professional accreditation by the Institution of YOUR STUDIES Professional accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical Engineer
Engineering and Technology (IET). Engineering and Technology (IET), and Institution of
Year 1: Electronics, Electrical and Engineering Science, Graduate Engineer
Maths, and Computing; practical labs and project work Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). Generator Engineer
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS introduce design and build activities
Year 2: energy design projects; topics including ENTRY REQUIREMENTS YOUR STUDIES
Required subjects are shown in brackets electrical systems analysis, electrical techniques and
physical electronics Required subjects are shown in brackets Year 1: Maths, Electronics, Electrical Engineering,
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths Mechanics, and Engineering Modelling; practical labs
A and Physics/Engineering Science) Year 3: you develop power systems expertise, and project work introduce design and build activities
MEng/... with International Study (UCAS H3H6)
with classes in instrumentation, renewable energy
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths technologies and engineering innovation Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths A Year 2: you learn about electromagnetism, digital
and Physics/Engineering Science) and Physics/Engineering Science) electronics, and mechanics to develop core engineering
Year 4: tailor your degree with an individual design skills
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 project and classes in electrical power, clean energy *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB
entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) technology and smartgrids; option to study abroad (Maths and Physics/Engineering Science) Year 3: specialist topics include instrumentation and
IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 microcontrollers, dynamics, and integrated design of
Year 5: group design project to build a prototype system mechanical systems
Additional Information to showcase at the end-of-year industry exhibition; entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
choice of advanced topics including power systems IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) Year 4: individual design project in your chosen
Deferred entry is accepted
protection, asset management and control specialism and technical subjects including systems
HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance engineering, communications networks, and flight
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RELATED COURSES Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths A International Study stream
Computer & Electronic Systems and Physics/Engineering Science) Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to build
Electrical & Mechanical Engineering *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year
Electronic & Digital Systems (Maths and Physics/Engineering Science) industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including
Electronic & Electrical Engineering machinery diagnosis, aerodynamic performance and
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2
control techniques
entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) RELATED COURSES
HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical
Computer & Electronic Systems
Engineering, Engineering Maths 1-2, Graded Unit A;
Electrical Energy Systems
Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering,
Electronic & Digital Systems
Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software,
Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Analogue Electronic Principles, Combinational Logic,
Aero-Mechanical Engineering
Sequential Logic, Graded Unit AA
Mechanical Engineering
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Electronic & Electrical Engineers invent, design and operate the technology Learn to create the next generation of digital electronic technologies that will
and systems that underpin today’s high tech society. help transform how we live.
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ENGINEERING AT STRATHCLYDE?
eng-admissions@strath.ac.uk SYSTEMS AT STRATHCLYDE? Opportunities exist in international brands such as
Ranked 5th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Electronic & Nokia, Samsung and BT, and chip and system solutions
Electrical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times Good Ranked 5th in the UK and 1st in Scotland for Electronic &
YOUR CAREER Electrical Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times companies such as Siemens and Xilinx. The Scottish
University Guide 2021). electronics market, with Wolfson Microelectronics,
Many of our graduates secure well-paid and exciting Good University Guide 2021).
90% graduate employment with average starting salaries Linn Products and Selex ES, also offers great career
of £28,000 (uniSTATS). jobs or are in further study by the time they finish their Learn how to design the electronic systems that enable prospects.
degree. Employers include BAE Systems, Accenture, BP, wireless, mobile and satellite communications, the
Technical projects linked to engineering companies and Thales, Rolls-Royce and ScottishPower.
international research activities in topics including clean internet, and audio, video and modern embedded Recent graduate roles include:
energy, cyber security and 5G communications. computing systems. IT Specialist
Recent graduate roles include: Systems Engineer
Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme Design Engineer Access to IET Power Academy & Scholarship programme
Electronics Engineer
with paid work placements. Systems Designer with paid work placements.
Options to study abroad or take part in our solar energy Software Developer Gain international experience by studying abroad.
projects in Africa. Technology Analyst YOUR STUDIES
Electronics Engineer A degree programme for a 5G world. Year 1: Analogue and Digital Circuits, Maths, Electronics
Professional accreditation by the Institution of
Engineering and Technology (IET). Professional accreditation by the Institution of and Processing Systems; practical labs and project work
YOUR STUDIES Engineering and Technology (IET). introduce design and build activities
Year 2: concepts in signal processing, digital systems,
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 1: Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Analogue
physical electronics, and wireless communications
and Digital Circuits, Maths and Computing; Business
Required subjects are shown in brackets Management classes integrated each year for those on
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Year 3: specialist topics including signals and
the Business Studies stream; practical labs and project Required subjects are shown in brackets communications systems, microcontrollers, and digital
MEng... / ...with Business Studies (UCAS H6N1)/ work introduce design and build activities electronics
....with International Study (UCAS H6L2)
Year 2: topics such as digital electronics, Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB Year 4: tailor your degree with an individual design
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAAB (Maths A (Maths A and Physics/Engineering Science) project and choice of classes including Communications
electromagnetism, and engineering design and
and Physics/Engineering Science) Networks, Multimedia Systems and Information Security;
manufacture develop core engineering skills *Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB
*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths option to study abroad
Year 3: specialist subjects in signals and communications (Maths and Physics/Engineering Science)
and Physics/Engineering Science)
systems, engineering innovation, and digital technology Year 5: group design project to build a prototype system
A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2 A Levels: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year
design to showcase at the end-of-year industry exhibition;
entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing) 2 entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
Year 4: individual design project in your chosen choice of advanced topics including robotics, digital
IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) specialism and selection of classes including Multimedia
IB: 36 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6) systems design, and image processing
HNC/HND: entry to BEng in first instance Systems, Power Electronics and Robotics; year abroad for Additional Information
BEng Honours those on the MEng International Study stream Deferred entry is accepted RELATED COURSES
Highers (Standard Entry Requirements): AAAB (Maths and Year 5 (MEng only): group design project to build
CONTACT Computer & Electronic Systems
Physics/Engineering Science) a prototype system to showcase at the end-of-year
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*Highers (Minimum Entry Requirements): AABB industry exhibition; choice of advanced topics including
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(Maths and Physics/Engineering Science) renewable energy technologies, digital communications
Electronic & Electrical Engineering
and embedded systems
A Levels: Year 1 entry: ABB-BBB (Maths, Physics); Year 2
entry: AAA-ABB (Maths A, Physics, Computing)
IB: 32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) RELATED COURSES
HNC/HND: Year 1 entry: HNC Electronics or Electrical Computer & Electronic Systems
Engineering, Engineering Maths 1-2, Graded Unit A; Electrical & Mechanical Engineering
Year 2 entry: HND Electronics or Electrical Engineering, Electrical Energy Systems
Engineering Maths 1 - 4, High Level Engineering Software, Electronic & Digital Systems
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