Imperial College London

Overview

The Design Engineering (MEng) programme at Imperial College London is designed to transform engineering principles into innovative product solutions. This comprehensive course equips students with essential skills in design methodologies, computing, optimization, and understanding human factors, all within a structured framework that prepares them for success in industry and entrepreneurship.

What you'll study

Typical course themes include:

• Computing: Scientific Computing; Applications
• Engineering fundamentals: Engineering Mathematics
• Electronics and systems: Electronic Circuits, Sensors, and Mechatronics
• Design engineering: Design Engineering
• Manufacturing and materials: Production and Materials

Programme organization:

• Years 1–2: Focus on compulsory modules that cover core areas of engineering, computing, mathematics, and human factors, establishing a solid foundation for design-oriented engineering.
• Years 3–4: Advanced studies with greater flexibility, allowing students to tailor their educational experience through elective modules and practical design-engineering projects.

Entry requirements

The entry requirements for the Design Engineering programme are as follows:

General requirements

UCAS course code: 28G3

A-levels: A minimum of A*AA is required, including:

• A* in Mathematics

International Baccalaureate: A minimum of 39 points overall, including:

• 6 in Mathematics at higher level

Advanced Placements:

• 5 in Calculus BC
• 5 in two additional subjects

Career prospects

Graduates of the Design Engineering programme are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in engineering and design. The blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience prepares them for roles in product design, engineering consultancy, and innovation management. With the increasing demand for skilled professionals who can bridge the gap between engineering and design, graduates are positioned for success in a dynamic job market.