Brunel University

Brunel's Business and Management degree equips you with key analytical, technical, and interpersonal skills for addressing business challenges. You’ll explore globalisation, multinational enterprises, and business models while gaining hands-on experience through real-life case studies. The program includes technical skills in numerical methods and software like SPSS and EXCEL, with no A-level maths required.

Civil engineering offers a career that shapes the world. Brunel's BEng programme fosters creativity and equips you with skills for teamwork in diverse environments. After a broad first year, you'll focus on core civil engineering subjects and can specialize in environmental or flood engineering. A placement year between second and third year enhances job prospects, providing real-world experience in offices or construction sites.

Brunel’s Computer Science BSc ranks among the top 15 for graduate earnings in the UK. The course equips students with skills in software development, including design, coding, and testing across web and mobile systems, using commercial-grade tools. It covers algorithms, system architectures, and modern technologies like drones and robots.

The Brunel Economics BSc offers a strong foundation in economic theory with practical skills for business, finance, and government sectors. It covers micro and macroeconomics, financial markets, banking, accounting, and develops analytical, statistical, and computing skills using tools like SAS, EViews, Bloomberg, Reuters, and STATA. Accredited by ACCA and CIMA, graduates can receive exemptions for professional exams in chartered accountancy.

Brunel's BEng in Electronic and Electrical Engineering equips you with the skills to design next-gen electronic and electrical systems. The course covers electronics, electrical systems, sustainability, and advanced electronics, with specializations like control, embedded, and intelligent systems.

The Brunel Law LLB offers a comprehensive understanding of English law, focusing on its theories and principles. You’ll gain essential research, analytical, and communication skills for a successful legal career, with guidance on placements and further study options. This degree prepares you for both legal and non-legal careers.

Mechanical engineering involves designing and manufacturing everything from industrial machinery to consumer goods. The Brunel Mechanical Engineering BEng provides the skills needed for a successful career in this diverse field. The course is accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).

The Artificial Intelligence MSc at Brunel provides a strong foundation in AI concepts, including data analysis, machine learning, deep learning, and ethics. You'll develop practical skills to apply AI in business, science, and social sectors, with opportunities for industry collaborations, group projects, and guest lectures.

This MSc course allows civil engineering graduates to broaden their expertise across key sub-disciplines, offering both knowledge and practical experience. Students have access to state-of-the-art technical labs and industry-standard software, supporting their dissertation projects. Accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators (JBM), it meets the requirements for Further Learning for a Chartered Engineer (CEng) for those with a partially accredited undergraduate degree.

The MSc in Data Science and Analytics combines academic learning with hands-on experience, equipping you with practical skills in data analysis using tools like R Studio and Python. You'll explore key concepts, ethical issues, and how to apply data science in various sectors, gaining industry certification and confidence in presenting insights.

The HRM MSc is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), the professional body for HR and people development, with over 160,000 members worldwide. It also covers international HR management, including expatriation, cross-cultural management, and global HR systems.

The International Business MSc is for those aiming to work in global business environments. The course covers international business contexts, resource management, financing, and people development, with a focus on emerging markets. It also emphasizes business strategies and research methods in international management.

The Brunel Master of Laws (LLM) offers flexibility, allowing graduates to specialise in areas such as trade law, intellectual property, and human rights, or gain proficiency across multiple legal disciplines. This programme enhances career prospects in law, business, government, or academia.