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We've been delivering world-class teaching and research for over 135 years.

A unique feature is our strong links to industry and public bodies, which is integral to our research, teaching and knowledge exchange activity.

In 2022, we became the only engineering department in the UK to hold a Gold Athena Swan Award. This award marks our commitment to being an inclusive and supportive place to work and study, and recognises our efforts to improve and embed gender equality in all aspects of department activity.

News & Events

News

  • 10
    June
    2025
    This external event is run by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers is particularly suited for early career researchers within our Department.
    Location: The Exchange, Glasgow
    Time: 6.00pm
  • CEE students in finals of international engineering design competition

    Two teams of our third year undergraduate students have been selected for the prestigious 2025 Grand Finals of the ‘Engineering for People Design Challenge’. Run by Engineers Without Borders, the Challenge uses project-based learning to immerse students in real-world contexts. On Friday 20 June the students will pitch their designs to a judging panel of academics, non-governmental organisations, Engineers Without Borders UK and industry experts at the Grand Finals in Sheffield.

  • Congratulations to Dr James Leak who won the ‘Best in Engineering’ award at last month's Student Union Teaching Excellence Awards. TEAs are student-led teaching awards (with students from across the university nominating and selecting the winners) and reflect the fantastic contribution James has made this year. Congratulations also go to our Department nominees Lou Brett and Gavin Gibson, who were both recognised and nominated for this prestigious award by our students.

  • Congratulations to Dr Hamish Dow, Research Associate who won first prize in the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IoM3) Young Persons’ Lecture National Competition on 8th May 2025.

  • Department renews academic partnership charter with the Institution of Civil Engineers.

    Our Department has renewed its Academic Partnership Charter with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). As an ICE Academic Partner, the University of ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ commits to assisting ICE with visibility on our campus and the ICE supports our students through assisting with knowledge and activities that ensure our graduates are work ready. The charter was signed at a meeting with Professor Fiona Henriquez-Mui (Head of Department); Elena Rinaldi (ICE Academic Partnerships Manager); Sabine MacLean (ICE Membership Development Officer) and Dr Mike Murray (Senior Teaching Fellow).

Events

  • 10
    June
    2025
    This external event is run by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers is particularly suited for early career researchers within our Department.
    Location: The Exchange, Glasgow
    Time: 6.00pm
  • CEE students in finals of international engineering design competition

    Two teams of our third year undergraduate students have been selected for the prestigious 2025 Grand Finals of the ‘Engineering for People Design Challenge’. Run by Engineers Without Borders, the Challenge uses project-based learning to immerse students in real-world contexts. On Friday 20 June the students will pitch their designs to a judging panel of academics, non-governmental organisations, Engineers Without Borders UK and industry experts at the Grand Finals in Sheffield.

  • Congratulations to Dr James Leak who won the ‘Best in Engineering’ award at last month's Student Union Teaching Excellence Awards. TEAs are student-led teaching awards (with students from across the university nominating and selecting the winners) and reflect the fantastic contribution James has made this year. Congratulations also go to our Department nominees Lou Brett and Gavin Gibson, who were both recognised and nominated for this prestigious award by our students.

  • Congratulations to Dr Hamish Dow, Research Associate who won first prize in the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IoM3) Young Persons’ Lecture National Competition on 8th May 2025.

  • Department renews academic partnership charter with the Institution of Civil Engineers.

    Our Department has renewed its Academic Partnership Charter with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). As an ICE Academic Partner, the University of ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ commits to assisting ICE with visibility on our campus and the ICE supports our students through assisting with knowledge and activities that ensure our graduates are work ready. The charter was signed at a meeting with Professor Fiona Henriquez-Mui (Head of Department); Elena Rinaldi (ICE Academic Partnerships Manager); Sabine MacLean (ICE Membership Development Officer) and Dr Mike Murray (Senior Teaching Fellow).