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Engineering Doctorate
Swansea UniversitySwansea, United Kingdom
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4 years
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Program Details
- Degree
- PhD
- Major
- Aeronautical Engineering | Biomedical Engineering | Chemical Engineering
- Area of study
- Engineering
- Timing
- Full time
- Course Language
- English
Program Overview
EngD Programme Structure
The EngD programme is a four-year full-time doctoral level programme that consists of taught modules and an industry-led research project.
Overview
An EngD is a doctoral level programme that is undertaken as a partnership between the collaborating company and Swansea University. The programme is based on a real engineering problem and will be defined by the industrial partner. It will be challenging and innovative in its content.
Research Project
The research project is a key component of the EngD programme. As a Research Engineer on the EngD programme, you will spend at least 50% of your time with the collaborating company on the research project. You will usually begin the research project within six months of the start of the EngD programme.
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for an EngD at Swansea University, you will need to have a minimum of a 2:1 degree in Engineering or a relevant Physical Sciences degree, or a relevant Masters level qualification. Some projects may have additional eligibility criteria, such as funding from the Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC) or the European Social Fund (ESF) West Wales and the Valleys Operational Programme.
Programme Details
- The EngD programme is a four-year full-time programme.
- The programme consists of taught modules and an industry-led research project.
- The research project is undertaken in partnership with a collaborating company.
- You will spend at least 50% of your time with the collaborating company on the research project.
- The programme is based on a real engineering problem and will be defined by the industrial partner.
- The programme is challenging and innovative in its content.
- A thesis is submitted at the end of the programme, which demonstrates original research that contributes significantly to the subject area.
- An assessment is undertaken in the form of an oral examination (viva).
About University
Overview:
- Founded in 1920 as University College of Swansea
- Received its Royal Charter in 1948, becoming Swansea University
- Consistently ranked among the top 30 universities in the UK
- Home to over 20,000 students from over 140 countries
- Notable achievements include:
- 2019 Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education for its work in developing and delivering innovative teaching methods
- 2018 Times Higher Education Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Local Community
- 2017 Research Excellence Framework (REF) results showed that 90% of Swansea University's research was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent
Student Life:
- Over 150 student clubs and societies
- Sports teams in a variety of disciplines, including rugby, football, and basketball
- Student support services include:
- Counseling and mental health support
- Disability support
- Financial advice
- International student support
- Campus facilities include:
- Bay Campus: Modern campus with state-of-the-art facilities, including a library, sports center, and student union
- Singleton Campus: Historic campus with a mix of traditional and modern buildings, including the iconic Singleton Abbey
- Tycoch Campus: Home to the College of Engineering and the School of Management
Academics:
- Academic resources include:
- Over 400 undergraduate and postgraduate programs
- World-class research facilities
- Extensive library resources
- Faculty:
- Over 1,000 academic staff, including internationally renowned researchers and industry experts
- Teaching methodologies:
- Focus on student-centered learning
- Use of innovative teaching methods, such as problem-based learning and flipped classrooms
- Academic support services:
- Academic skills workshops
- Writing center
- Math and statistics support
- Unique academic programs or initiatives:
- Swansea Employability Academy: Provides students with opportunities to develop employability skills
- Swansea University Global: Offers international study and research opportunities
Top Reasons to Study Here:
- Top 30 UK university
- Excellent teaching and research
- World-class facilities
- Strong industry connections
- Vibrant student life
- Notable alumni include:
- Michael Sheen, actor
- Catherine Zeta-Jones, actress
- Sir Terry Matthews, entrepreneur
Services:
- Counseling and mental health support
- Health center
- Housing services
- Library resources:
- Over 1 million books and journals
- Access to online databases and e-resources
- Technology support:
- Free Wi-Fi across campus
- Computer labs and printing facilities
- Career development services:
- Career counseling
- Job search assistance
- Employer networking events