Student spaces
One of the strategic aims of Engineering at 91Ö±²¥ is to provide students with state-of-the-art, practical laboratories and equipment.
Most of the engineering laboratories in the Diamond are designed to accommodate 80 students. Supporting these laboratories is a dedicated Diamond engineering team of over 40 staff, who will work closely with each of the engineering departments to ensure the activities you undertake integrate with your degree programme.
There is also a Project Space and Workshop for students to undertake practical work in their own time.
- Student-Led learning spaces - 969 spaces
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- Level 0 - library collection, group study rooms, independent study spaces.
- Level 1 - social space with soft seating, computer spaces around moonscape panels, independent study space, flexible study space with moveable furniture
- Level 2 - study balcony with distraction-free study booths
- Level 3 - 6, 10 and 20 seater group study spaces, study balconies with distraction-free study booths, an enclosed silent study space, group/individual study space with irregular-shaped connected tables
- Level 4 - independent study spaces, the main CiCS and Library service point, support for student creative media, 8 acoustically insulated recording booths, tv studio with fixed cameras, multi-point recording and a green screen, several rooms with media editing facilities, small flexible teaching space called the skills suite, Library collection of 10,000 reference books, silent study spaces, with corner spaces featuring little clusters of pods.
- Computer labs - 272 computers
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- Computer Room 1, Level 2, 160 seats
- Computer Room 2, Level 2, 70 seats
- Computer Room 4, Level 2, 42 seats
International scholarships
We offer a generous package of financial support for international students, including undergraduate and postgraduate taught scholarships worth £10,000 towards the annual tuition fee.
Applications are open for existing offer holders for programmes starting in autumn 2025.