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School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering

The University of Manchester ranks top 29th in the World by Times Higher World University Ranking 2008

School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering at Manchester has active teaching and research links with over 300 companies

Osborne Reynolds, the first professor in Mechanical Engineering, worked at Manchester

Civil Engineering degrees at Manchester rank 2nd in the UK by the Guardian University Guide 2009

In 1824 Manchester pioneered courses in mechanical engineering

Professor Brian Launder, Fellow of the Royal Society, is a leader in turbulent flow modelling

Professor Geoff Levermore contributed to the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize in Environmental Change

Manchester University has 23 Nobel Prize winners amongst staff and alumni

Manchester is the birthplace of Reynolds Number

Manchester ranked 7th in the UK by the world Employer Review

Manchester ranks top 6 in Europe by Shanghai Jiaotong University World University Ranking 2008

Prospective undergraduates
Prospective postgraduates

Welcome to the School

Funding

Undergraduate scholarships
PhD, MPhil and EngD funding

Our research

Our academic staff are at the forefront of their research fields.

Research showcase 2009

Business links

School's Industrial Strategy Board is drawn from the various business sectors.

Business links

Fire and water reveal new archaeological dating method.

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