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What can I do with a mechanical engineering degree?

Posted 20 January 2021

Studying a mechanical engineering degree gives you many options for the future. As a mechanical engineering graduate, you can look forward to good job prospects, varied work and a high salary. There are lots of opportunities for progression within the field, as well as the option to move sideways into other fields of engineering.

Reasons to study biomedical engineering

Posted 25 November 2020

Thinking about studying a biomedical engineering degree? From changing lives to an abundance of career opportunities, there are a variety of benefits to studying biomedical engineering at university. Discover more here and find out how you can study biomedical engineering abroad in the UK.

How to become a chemical engineer

Posted 14 September 2020

A career in chemical engineering is both varied and engaging, and can lead to employment in numerous industries.

Why study Actuarial Science?

Posted 26 February 2020

In 2018, Actuary careers were rated as a top 10 career choice, thanks to both global demand and graduate salaries starting at over £30,000. Find out why else Actuarial Science at University of Strathclyde is a great choice for your future.

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Why study Electronic and Electrical Engineering?

Posted 19 January 2020

Electrical engineering is a broad field with career opportunities in industries such as transport, robotics and digital technology.

Why study Pharmacy?

Posted 02 April 2019

Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences is one of the top schools of pharmacy in the UK and is a major research centre in Scotland.

Why study Chemical Engineering?

Posted 16 July 2018

The University of Strathclyde has one of the largest chemical engineering departments in the UK. Find out more about a degree in chemical engineering and career opportunities.

What is the study of prosthetics and orthotics?

Posted 25 May 2018

Discover the medical, clinical and technical aspects of this unique degree in Scotland. The University of Strathclyde offers the only four-year prosthetics and orthotics degree in the UK.