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Welcome to the College of Engineering at Swansea University, led by Professor Javier Bonet and home to 2,000 students and 120 staff members.
We are proud of the impact of our research and the success of our graduates in helping to engineer our future.
With our world-class research centres, links with industry and outstanding facilities, we provide a superb environment in which to study or conduct research.
Welcome to the College of Engineering at Swansea University, led by Professor Javier Bonet and home to 2,000 students and 120 staff members.
We are proud of the impact of our research and the success of our graduates in helping to engineer our future.
With our world-class research centres, links with industry and outstanding facilities, we provide a superb environment in which to study or conduct research.
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Welcome to the College of Engineering at Swansea University, led by Professor Javier Bonet and home to 2,000 students and 120 staff members.
We are proud of the impact of our research and the success of our graduates in helping to engineer our future.
With our world-class research centres, links with industry and outstanding facilities, we provide a superb environment in which to study or conduct research.
Welcome to the College of Engineering at Swansea University, led by Professor Javier Bonet and home to 2,000 students and 120 staff members.
We are proud of the impact of our research and the success of our graduates in helping to engineer our future.
With our world-class research centres, links with industry and outstanding facilities, we provide a superb environment in which to study or conduct research.
Last year of undergraduate study? Interested in studying for an MSc?
Find out about our Access to Masters scholarships available for students embarking on an MSc course in September 2013.
Interested in postgraduate research in the areas of advanced structural materials, steel-making or advanced manufacturing?
Find out about funded EngD opportunities in collaboration with companies such as Rolls-Royce, Tata Steel, TIMET UK.
Latest ingenium newsletter - view the Engineering newsletter Spring 2013
Crime Scene Investigation - Materials Engineering event at Cheltenham Science Festival sold out
The earth moved! Civil Engineering student awarded for study on how earthquakes affect building
Revolutionary new product developed through a unique collaboration
“Gave me a passion for engineering that I have never lost”. Sharon Bishop, Engineering graduate, interview in Momentum magazine
Interview with Research as Art winner Hollie Rosier, PhD student at the College of Engineering
Read the first edition of the ingenium newsletter
