Why Study Engineering With Us?
Engineering covers a wide range of disciplines and teaches the fundamentals of logical thinking and critical analysis. It is ideal for students who enjoy problem solving and stretching their creativity in order to overcome challenges. Our students will cover the fundamentals of the first year of an undergraduate degree as well taking on some practical activities which will allow them to experience the variety of studying Engineering at university.
Engineering is a degree which provides students a wide range of transferable skills, applicable to industry and business—indeed, Engineering is the most common undergraduate degree among Fortune 500 CEOs. If students are interested in applying their knowledge to complex situations in order to solve problems, then Engineering is right for them.
Application Guidance
Our Engineering course is designed for ambitious students aiming for top UK universities who want to maximise their chances of success. Students test their interest in Engineering while developing the academic knowledge, application strategy and confidence needed to stand out in a highly competitive field.
Delivered by expert Engineering tutors and UCAS specialists, the course provides clear, practical guidance at every stage of the admissions process. Students will gain an understanding of how to craft a stand-out Personal Statement, an understanding of how to choose the right universities, and guidance on how to prepare to perform strongly in Admissions Tests (ESAT or TARA for UCL) and interviews—ready to continue their application journey with confidence.
What is included?
- 10+ hours of live Engineering sessions, led by our expert Oxbridge tutors
- 5+ additional hours of live interactive teaching
- 20+ hours of directed learning throughout the week
- A one-to-one Oxbridge-style tutorial
- Live guest lecture from a leading Oxbridge Academic
- Application workshops, from personal statements to mock interviews
- Engineering reading list and lecture guide
- Certificate on completion of the course
