Teaching
Rated Gold in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for the outstanding quality of our teaching and graduate outcomes
Our engineering degrees cover a wide range of specialisms, including aerospace, automotive, electrical, manufacturing, and food engineering. Many of our engineering courses are accredited by professional bodies, and all are informed by partnerships with major regional, national and international employers, such as BOC, Siemens, Stanley Black & Decker, QinetiQ, and Netflix.
Engineering is at the heart of innovation, solving real-world challenges across industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. Taught by the School of Engineering and Built Environment, our engineering courses provide the knowledge and skills needed to build a successful career in this ever-evolving field.
At Sheffield Hallam, you'll be an engineer from day one. You’ll study in our £11-million Hertha Ayrton STEM Centre and gain hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment and facilities, including flight simulators, wind tunnels, automotive workshops, and robotics, thermofluids and structural integrity labs.
Develop a strong knowledge in engineering principles, problem-solving and emerging technologies. In our engineering courses, you’ll work on live projects set by engineering employers and international organisations, applying your skills to tackle real-world engineering challenges while gaining hands-on experience. With access to industry links and professional accreditation, you’ll enhance your engineering employability and career prospects.
We also offer specialist postgraduate engineering courses, as well as opportunities for doctoral research across our full range of engineering expertise.
Rated Gold in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for the outstanding quality of our teaching and graduate outcomes
Benefit from work placements, live projects and collaborations with top employers, plus the option for a full-year paid placement
Gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art engineering labs with industry-standard equipment
1. Can I do a part-time engineering degree at Sheffield Hallam?
Yes, you can study a part-time engineering degree at Sheffield Hallam. Our programmes span a range of industries, including:
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2. How many years is an engineering degree in the UK?
An engineering degree in the UK typically takes three to four years to complete. For example, a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree typically takes three years, while an integrated Master of Engineering (MEng) degree usually spans four years. Sheffield Hallam’s engineering programmes range from one to five years, depending on the level and type of qualification.
3. What is the most popular type of engineering?
Some of the most popular engineering degrees include aerospace, biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering. You can study these engineering degrees, and many more, at Sheffield Hallam.
4. Will I have any opportunities to gain experience in the industry if I enrol in Sheffield Hallam's engineering degrees?
Yes, our engineering courses include work placements, live projects, collaborations with top employers, and the option for a full year paid placement.
5. How do I know if an engineering degree is right for me?
You may be suited to an engineering degree if you enjoy problem-solving, have a natural curiosity about how systems work, and want to develop solutions that improve everyday life.
Sheffield Hallam’s award-winning teaching and industry-standard engineering labs allow you to explore multiple engineering courses and identify the discipline that best matches your skills and interests.