Jake Roskilly
Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering MEng
I joined the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering (ACSE) in 2015 and am currently in my final year of study on the Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering MEng. It has provided me with insight into the physical dynamics of a range of systems from biological to digital.
Rachael Rix
Systems and Control Engineering with a Year in Industry MEng
I decided to do systems and control engineering at university because I did an A-level on it. When I was looking around at universities I was originally looking for electrical and electronics and I came to a University of ºù«Ӱҵ open day and found the systems and control information desk.
Srijith
Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year MEng
Srijith is studying Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering with a Year in Industry MEng. This degree can be studied as a three year BEng or a four year MEng. It can also be studied with a Year in Industry or a study abroad year.
Seif is currently studying a Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering MEng. You can study this degree as a three year BEng or a four year MEng. You can also chose to add a Year in Industry or study abroad.
Anouschka
MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Third year student Anouschka was in the winning team in the Sir William Siemens Challenge 48 hour Hackathon and has won a 12 month placement with Siemens. She describes her role in the team and why she would recommend taking part in events like this.
Aditi
BEng Electronic and Communications Engineering with a Year in Industry
Due to her love of maths Aditi chose to study a BEng in Electronic and Communications Engineering with a Year in Industry and has also been elected as Vice-President for the EEE Society which is the department's student society.
Final year student Sam has been named by The Manufacturer as one of the top 50 young people 'making manufacturing smarter' in 2021. He has made the most of his time at University including having two placements at Siemens, being President of the EEE Society and now securing a graduate job with Siemens.
