ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Mathematics is a unique blend of advanced mathematics and real-world problem solving. Our passion is using mathematics to solve problems arising from every branch of engineering.
Why study Engineering Mathematics at Bristol?
Our courses equip you with the mathematical modelling, computational and data analysis skills needed to solve challenging, real-world problems faced by engineers and scientists. You will also meet the increasing demand from industry for highly skilled graduates who can work across traditional discipline boundaries. You will learn the very latest techniques from enthusiastic staff – and will be able to apply them in our experimental labs. Above all, we encourage you to think widely and freely and to develop your own intellectual curiosity.
Our strong links with industry mean that our courses remain extremely attractive in fields as diverse as technology, medicine, software, automotive and finance. As well as creating start-ups, our graduates feature regularly among top employers, including Airbus, Goldman Sachs, the Met Office, Red Bull Racing, Renishaw and Unilever. For more information on these courses visit
bristol.ac.uk/ug19- engmaths.
BEng/MEng Engineering Mathematics A-levels AAA (ABB†
) IB 36 (32† )
The first two years of all of our engineering mathematics courses provide a broad background in mathematical analysis, modelling and scientific computation and their application to engineering. These core topics underpin the advanced material that follows. Following your first two years you can choose from a wide variety of options from across engineering and mathematics to fit your interests, benefiting from our pioneering research.
A major focus of the course is real-world problem solving, spanning many different application areas from robotics and social media to medicine and environmental modelling. Problems come directly from our industrial collaborators or address real challenges in current research. Working on these case studies, using theory and techniques from other units, you will develop your mathematical modelling, collaboration and communication skills. Your final-year project is excellent preparation for your future career.
MEng Engineering Mathematics with a Year in Industry A-levels AAA (ABB†
) IB 36 (32† )
This course follows the structure of our MEng Engineering Mathematics course for your first two years. In your third year you will be able to put what you have learned into practice through an industrial placement, returning to Bristol for your fourth year.
Accreditation
MEng Engineering Mathematics with Study Abroad A-levels AAA (ABB†
) IB 36 (32† )
This course follows the structure of our MEng Engineering Mathematics course but gives you the opportunity to spend your third year at an English-speaking university abroad, for example in Australia or Switzerland. You can transfer to this course up until your second year.
bristol.ac.uk/engineering-maths Single Honours
BEng Engineering Mathematics 3 years
MEng Engineering Mathematics 4 years
MEng Engineering Mathematics with Study Abroad 4 years
MEng Engineering Mathematics with a Year in Industry* 5 years
*Entry by transfer from G161
Academic entry requirements The University recognises a wide range of UK and international qualifications for admission; for further details please see p48
Typical standard offer for BEng/MEng Engineering Mathematics
A-levels AAA including Mathematics, or A*AB including A in Mathematics
IB Diploma 36 points overall with 18 at Higher Level, including 6 at Higher Level in Mathematics
Typical contextual offer† for BEng/MEng
Engineering Mathematics A-levels ABB including A in Mathematics
IB Diploma 32 points overall with 16 at Higher Level, including 6 at Higher Level in Mathematics
Other requirements English language profile E (see p48)
†Contextual offer; see p46 G162 G161 G160
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