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Engineers provide the critical link between scientific discovery and the practical application of knowledge, which is helping to meet the needs of business and society. Our engineering programmes at Lincoln are designed to be modern and innovative to help equip our graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue their ambitions and have successful and sustained careers in this dynamic field.
Undertake exciting work placements to build connections and apply your knowledge
Industry-standard facilities where you can develop real-world skills
Exciting research being conducted by industry experts
Engineering at Lincoln is ranked 2nd overall in the UK in the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey 2023
Engineering at Lincoln seeks to transform engineering education to create value and develop breakthrough technologies, products, systems, and services regionally and across the world. Accordingly, its degree programmes are modern and innovative in order to equip our graduates and the workforce of tomorrow with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to pursue their ambitions and have successful and sustained careers in engineering.
This year students from the University of Lincoln will be taking part in IMechE Formula Student for the first time as Lincoln Racing. The team is comprised of over 30 Lincoln students from a range of courses, such as engineering, maths, business, media and journalism. We have a range of experience as a team with members from racing teams and industry backgrounds. Their goal is to make the formula-style race car for July 2025 at Silverstone, but also to set solid foundations for future entries from the University.
Our Science Foundation Year is designed to open up an exciting world of opportunities within science, healthcare, or engineering related subjects for students who may not have the standard entry requirements for a degree.
Founded in partnership with Siemens and now progressing with Siemens Energy, Lincoln’s School of Engineering has a core philosophy of research-led teaching. Informed by the needs of industry, our programmes aim to prepare students to make an immediate contribution upon entering the workplace.
Obtaining a degree from the University of Lincoln has helped my career massively, opening many doors to jobs which can further my career and growth within the industry I work.
Ross Freel
BSc (Hons) Engineering Management
Supporting you to develop the skills needed to pursue your chosen career is at the heart of our approach to teaching. The University’s strong industry links give Lincoln students enhanced opportunities for placements, mentoring, and recruitment. Graduates from Lincoln have gone on to exciting careers at destinations including Rolls-Royce, Qinetiq, JCB, and Jaguar Land Rover.
Our exciting research is changing understanding of engineering and bringing the field into new areas.
