Based in our Pope Building, this is the place where you’ll experiment during our lab weeks, completing your own engineering project. You’ll have access to academics, teaching assistants and technicians, who will support your work and be on hand for any questions you may have. 

During your first year, you’ll construct an autonomous vehicle complete with an array of sensors. It will have to complete various tasks that you’d expect a car on the road to come up against - a perfect introduction to similar projects that are taking place now within the automobile industry. 

Developed specifically for Electrical and Electronic Engineering students, you’ll have access to group work facilities (including monitors) to share your work around group desks. You’ll also have access to practical tools required for building your projects and the support needed to complete key tasks. 

Our electronics workshop supports your lab activities and is the place where you build and tinker with your projects. It’s actively involved in our teaching process, so you’ll get to spend a lot of your time in this practical setting.  

The electronics workshop will be used throughout your undergraduate journey, and even into any postgraduate studies you decide to pursue. With its 3D printing capabilities and the ability to work on a variety of electronics (including modifying circuit boards, working on control systems and custom build electronics), it's an invaluable resource. 

Used by third year students, this quieter area is perfect for working on personal projects and doing group work. Full of computers and resources, you’ll be able to complete any work here either alone or in your group without any unnecessary distractions.

Students not in their third year can also work here, especially if you want to get out of the hustle and bustle of the collaborative labs. This facility has everything you’ll need to work on your projects without distraction.