University Of Oxford Department Of Engineering Science

The Department of Engineering Science is part of the University of Oxford, UK. It teaches and researches all the major branches of engineering. The site says the department was founded in 1908 and has educated engineers for over one hundred years.

Undergraduates study a common engineering foundation for their first two years. In the final two years they choose a branch. The site lists branches such as biomedical, control, civil and offshore, and thermofluids and turbomachinery. The MEng in Engineering Science is the main undergraduate course.

Postgraduate research degrees are MSc(R), DEng and DPhil. The site says study covers chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, information engineering, medical applications, low temperature engineering and experimental plasma physics.

The department has six institutes. These are the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, the Oxford e-Research Centre, the Oxford Robotics Institute, the Oxford Thermofluids Institute, the Podium Institute and the ZERO Institute. The site says these institutes lead the way in research and collaboration.

The site says the department works closely with industry. It lists spinout companies, industry engagement, case studies and flagship events. The site says its graduates work in car design, roads and bridges, electronics, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and aerospace.

The site says Oxford Thermofluids Institute researchers presented on women in sustainable aviation at the WISE conference. The site also lists outreach programmes such as the Uncover Programme and support for UNIQ. The site lists phone numbers and social accounts on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.