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Undergraduate
Bachelor of Medicine (MBBS / MD)
The primary medical qualification, taught over five to six years of pre-clinical science and supervised clinical rotations.
Undergraduate
BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
The engineering of electricity, electronics and signals — from power grids to microchips to the communications systems between them.
Undergraduate
BEng Mechanical Engineering
The broadest of the engineering degrees, covering mechanics, thermodynamics, materials and design — a foundation for almost any engineering career.
Postgraduate
MA History
Research training in a chosen historical field, built around archives, historiography and an original dissertation.
Postgraduate
Master of Architecture (MArch)
The professional-stage architecture degree: advanced studios, a major thesis project, and the research depth the first degree could not reach.
Postgraduate
Master of Laws (LLM)
A one-year specialisation for law graduates — commercial, international, technology or human rights law — and a global credential in a national profession.
Postgraduate
MSc Aerospace Engineering
Advanced study of flight vehicles — aerodynamics, structures, propulsion and control — at universities with genuine aerospace research programmes.
Postgraduate
MSc Civil Engineering
A specialised master's in the engineering of infrastructure — structures, water, geotechnics and transport — usually chosen with a named specialisation.
Postgraduate
MSc Computer Science
An advanced degree for computing graduates deepening a specialism, or a rigorous conversion route at programmes designed for other disciplines.
Postgraduate
MSc Data Science
Statistics, machine learning and data engineering combined into the degree behind one of the decade's fastest-growing professions.
Postgraduate
MSc Physics
Advanced physics with a research thesis, at universities whose laboratories and institutes define the specialisation on offer.