Undergraduate Engineering
Calling all experimenters, creative thinkers and problem solvers. Engineering at Edge Hill is your chance to explore a whole host of areas and become a specialist in biomedical engineering, electrical, electronic engineering, or mechanical engineering.
Our collaborative and supportive environment fosters innovation and growth. Edge Hill is home to a £13m Tech Hub. Here you’ll find our 3D Computer Augmented Virtual Environment (CAVE) and experiment and learn in specialist labs with electronic circuits, electrical motors and a tensile tester machine. With great industry links, you’ll meet employers like AO and Bentley Motors at our careers fair, and secure placements with top companies.
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Dynamic and growing department. Offering fresh perspectives and innovative teaching methods. Boost your career prospects with our support for career and skills development.
Our individual-focused learning spaces provide you with hands-on expertise, ensuring you’re ready to make an immediate impact in your chosen field.
Hands-on practical experience. State-of-the-art testing, measurement, and simulation facilities tailored to the demands of the interdisciplinary engineering industry.
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Discover Engineering at Edge Hill University
Calling all experimenters, critical thinkers and problem solvers. Studying Engineering at Edge Hill is your chance to explore a whole host of topics. Become a specialist in areas such as biomedical engineering, electrical engineering or mechanical engineering. Edge Hill is home to a £13m Tech Hub.
Facilities
The Department of Engineering is based in the state-of-the-art £13m Tech Hub. This purpose-built development offers highly contemporary suites of outstanding facilities for Engineering and Physics, as well as Computing, IT and Mathematics students. Our modern engineering teaching laboratories are equipped with a range of industry-standard, test and measurement equipment, and leading analytical software.
There are dedicated specialist laboratories for materials engineering, electrical motors, and electronic engineering, in addition to an abundance of computer facilities and a large, horseshoe-shaped Harvard style lecture theatre.
Learning resources include oscilloscopes, signal generators, digital multimeters, Arduino and Raspberry Pi microprocessors, a tensile tester machine, electronics training kits, single and 3-phase transformers, a 3-D printer, and robotic arm kits, plus MATLAB and SolidWorks software platforms.
Teaching and learning are supported by the web-based platform Blackboard Ultra Virtual learning Environment. The library is well-stocked with recommended print books and e-books and subscribes to high-impact technical e-Journals. The university subscribes to LinkedIn Learning, which provides free and unlimited access to thousands of high-quality online courses and video tutorials written by industry experts.
Assistive and accessible technologies include Read&Write text to speech software, Caption Ed to facilitate ease of note taking, and a mind mapping tool. The university provides specific workshops on academic skills for students who have a specific learning difficulty or disability.
