Student Lucky T. Biomedical Engineering BEng (Hons) I like the practical aspect of my course, as it allows me to apply what I learn in real time. My favourite project was building a bionic prosthetic hand with my teammates. We 3D‑printed the hand in our Design Centre and assembled it end‑to‑end in the workshop with support from the workshop technicians.
Student Sam L. Aerospace Engineering MEng What I've valued most about my course is its exceptional flexibility and the emphasis on student-led, interdisciplinary projects. While my degree is in Aerospace Engineering, the structure allowed me to explore my broader interests in applied mechanics and systems engineering.
Graduate Rahim I. Civil Engineering BEng (Hons) I am currently working as a Graduate Project Manager with Hounslow Highways. My degree from Surrey played a crucial role in helping me secure this role, thanks to the university's strong industry links and networking opportunities."
Graduate Dr Monica Saavedra Micro and Nano-Materials and Technologies EngD Transparency enables efficiency. If it's bad news, give it to me raw, so we may resolve it well and quickly.
Graduate Omar Ebeid Mechanical Engineering BSc (Hons) My engineering background played a huge role in preparing me for this journey. It taught me how to break things down, understand processes, and figure out how things work.
Graduate Chaitat U. Artificial Intelligence MSc While studies are important, remember to enjoy your time in Guildford. Explore the town, make new friends, and create memories that will last beyond your academic journey.
Student Mya W. Aerospace Engineering BEng (Hons) I am going on a Professional Training Year now as a Systems Design Engineer for MBDA, and I think that getting to work in industry for a year will help give me a better idea of what I want to do when I finish my degree.
Graduate Abbie Hutty Mechanical Engineering MEng I hope that anyone following a similar journey in my field will find that the path has been smoothed by people like me who have fixed the issues we’ve found along the way. Hopefully it won’t be many more years before being a ‘female engineer’ is so normal that it is no longer noteworthy – that’s when we’ll know we have succeeded!
Student Tommy Richards Aerospace Engineering MEng Engineering has a great range of facilities all over the campus, from the Engineering Design Centre to the Workshops. This allows us to compete in extracurricular competitions, like the ones I take part in with Peryton Space.
