Are you interested in studying engineering?
We've been working hard to develop a selection of new engineering courses which will begin accepting students from September 2019.
There are a variety of
undergraduate and
postgraduate courses available:
Undergraduate courses
Postgraduate courses
*These courses will begin accepting students from September 2020, course details coming soon.
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Your Future Plan - we want to make you the best graduate you can be.
Whether you know what your career path looks like or you're not sure yet, Your Future Plan will allow you to explore your options and develop the skills to
make your goals a reality. More than just workshops and training, Your Future Plan will help you set up
placements,
international study and
work experience and also give you access to
graduate job opportunities. Offering a range of events and seminars, we'll help you develop your innovation, leadership, problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills. And through one-to-one coaching for job interviews, assessment tasks and applications we will give you a real
head start when you graduate.
Professor Shujun Zhang
Professor of Computing and Technology
Shujun has more than 30 years’ experience of engineering and computing research and teaching in higher education. He has published over 100 academic papers, contributed to four books and is currently co-authoring two research books. His main areas of interest include applied computing and innovative product design and development, including bionics engineering.
Research of bionic principle and key technologies for cell-pulsation-based health enhancement systems
The health of living organisms is dependent on a cell’s condition and research shows that the more energetically a cell pulses, the healthier it is. This project employs scientific and engineering theories to study the relationship between electromagnetic signals and cell pulsations, with the aim of developing bionic technologies to enhance cell pulsations and, hence, their health.
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+44(0)3330 141414 or email them at
enquiries@glos.ac.uk.