Science and Engineering (Undergrad)

Progression programs:

1. Aerospace Engineering BEng
2. Aerospace Engineering MEng
3. Aerospace Engineering with Private Pilot Instruction BEng
4. Aerospace Engineering with Private Pilot Instruction MEng
5. Architectural Engineering MEng
6. Architectural Engineering with a Year in Industry MEng
7. Biochemistry BSc (Hons)
8. Biochemistry with an Industrial Placement Year BSc
9. Bio-dental Science and Technology BSc (Hons)
10. Bioengineering BEng
11. Bioengineering MEng
12. Bioengineering with an Industrial Placement Year BEng
13. Bioengineering with an Industrial Placement Year MEng
14. Biological Sciences BSc (Hons)
15. Biological Sciences MBiolSci
16. Biomedical Science BSc
17. Biomedical Science BSc
18. Biomedical Science MBiolSci
19. Biomedical Science MBiolSci
20. Biomedical Science with an Industrial Placement Year BSc
21. Biomedical Science with an Industrial Placement Year MBiolSci
22. Chemical Engineering BEng
23. Chemical Engineering MEng
24. Chemical Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year MEng (Hons)
25. Chemical Engineering with Industrial Experience BEng (Hons)
26. Chemistry BSc (Hons)
27. Chemistry MChem (Hons)
28. Chemistry with an Industrial Placement Year BSc
29. Chemistry with an Industrial Placement Year MChem
30. Chemistry with Biological & Medicinal Chemistry BSc (Hons)
31. Chemistry with Biological and Medicinal Chemistry MChem
32. Chemistry with Study Abroad MChem
33. Civil and Structural Engineering MEng
34. Civil and Structural Engineering with a Year in Industry MEng
35. Civil Engineering BEng
36. Civil Engineering MEng
37. Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry BEng
38. Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry MEng
39. Computer Systems Engineering BEng
40. Computer Systems Engineering MEng
41. Computer Systems Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year BEng
42. Ecology and Conservation Biology BSc
43. Ecology and Conservation Biology MBiolSci
44. Electrical and Electronic Engineering BEng (Hons)
45. Electrical and Electronic Engineering MEng
46. Electrical Engineering BEng
47. Electronic Engineering BEng
48. Electronics and Computer Engineering BEng (Hons)
49. Electronics and Computer Engineering MEng (Hons)
50. Environmental Science BSc
51. Environmental Science MEnv
52. Financial Mathematics BSc (Hons)
53. General Engineering BEng (Hons)
54. General Engineering MEng
55. General Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year BEng
56. General Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year MEng
57. Geography BSc (Hons)
58. Materials Science and Engineering BEng
59. Materials Science and Engineering MEng
60. Mathematics & Philosophy BSc (Hons)
61. Mathematics and Statistics BSc
62. Mathematics and Statistics MMath
63. Mathematics BSc
64. Mathematics MMath
65. Mechanical Engineering BEng
66. Mechanical Engineering MEng
67. Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering BEng
68. Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering MEng
69. Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year BEng
70. Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering with an Industrial Placement Year
71. Orthoptic BMedSci (Hons)
72. Physics and Astrophysics BSc
73. Physics and Astrophysics MPhys
74. Physics MPhys
75. Physics MPhys BSc
76. Physics with Medical Physics BSc
77. Physics with Medical Physics MPhys
78. Physics with Study Abroad MPhys
79. Psychology BSc (Hons)
80. Psychology with Placement Year BSc
81. Structural Engineering & Architecture MEng
82. Structural Engineering and Architecture with a Year in Industry MEng
83. Theoretical Physics BSc
84. Theoretical Physics MPhys
85. Theoretical Physics with Study Abroad MPhys
86. Zoology BSc
87. Zoology MBiolSci

Choose this route if you are looking to study an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Engineering or Faculty of Science at the University of Sheffield.

Producing inspiring leaders for decades
The University of Sheffield has produced six Nobel Prize winners in the fields of Chemistry and Medicine/Physiology. This legacy of exceptional research and discovery continues to this day with lecturers from around the world choosing Sheffield as a place where they can lead, innovate and inspire.

A safe, friendly and affordable home
Sheffield is a safe and friendly multicultural city. This was proven when the UK Peace Index ranked Sheffield as England’s safest major city in its latest study. The cost of living in Sheffield is low compared to other student cities in the
UK. Accommodation, travel and entertainment are all available at affordable prices. Our students are valued as a part of the city’s vibrant community which is home to more than 60,000 students.

The ideal location for student life
Sheffield is the fourth largest city in England and is just over two hours by train from London. It is one of the UK’s most popular places for students to go to university. Sheffield is large
enough to offer a great range of restaurants, shopping, theatre, cinemas, bars and culture; yet small enough to find your way around quickly and feel part of the community.

Dedicated support for all students
With so many students in the area, there is always someone to talk to, but if you’re looking for more support the Students’ Union can provide help and advice on many different topics. This is also the social hub of the University, voted Best Students’ Union in the UK for the past three years (Whatuni Student Choice Awards, 2019).

• Number one in the Russell Group National Student Survey 2023 (based on aggregate responses)
• 92 per cent of our research is rated in the highest two categories Research Excellence Framework 2021
• 8th in the UK for our progress towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals 2023 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings
• Top 50 in the most international universities rankings 2022 Times Higher Education World University Rankings
• Number one Students’ Union in the UK Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023, 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017
• A top 20 university targeted by employers The Graduate Market in 2023, High Fliers report
• Six Nobel Prize winners

Many people find they meet their lifelong friends when living in student accommodation. It is an important part
of student life and a big step in finding
your independence after living at home.

St Vincent’s Place is staffed 24 hours a day. All of the rooms are single occupancy and include self-catering facilities, although with so many restaurants and cafés nearby you will have many options at mealtimes. All of the utilities (gas, electricity, water, internet) are included in the rent.

• around £6,400 per year