Press releases

The University of Nottingham’s Faculty of Engineering has continued its commitment to aspiring engineers following the major refurbishment of two state of the art workshop spaces.

The University of Nottingham has become the first UK institution to create an independent business unit for the industrialisation of electrical motors and drive systems that will deliver commercial services to companies across the world.

A cohort of Indonesian students will spend the next four months receiving engineering-related training at the University of Nottingham as part of the inaugural Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) for Vocational Students programme.

A research group at the University of Nottingham has hired a Creative in Residence to bring the worlds of engineering and art together for the first time in the university’s history.

This week, from 4th to 10th October, is World Space Week 2022. Our academics, researchers, alumni and students are celebrating everything that the university is doing to help advance space research.

This World Space Week, the University of Nottingham’s Aerospace Unlocking Potential (UP) programme has announced it has pledged more than £110,000 in funding to three UK businesses working to improve sustainability in the aerospace sector.

The UK has the oldest housing stock in Europe, due to the sheer volume of buildings constructed during the industrial revolution and post-wars when quantity was more important than quality. Consequently, most of our homes are cold in the winter months and vulnerable to overheating in the summer months.

The University of Nottingham’s Faculty of Engineering and ONYX Insight have partnered to offer two Electro-mechanical Engineer Degree Apprenticeships.

The University of Nottingham has awarded more than £3.8m in funding as part of its Aerospace Unlocking Potential (UP) programme, after announcing another round of funding for four Midlands-based businesses.

A team of experts that will enhance the University of Nottingham’s research strength in green hydrogen technologies is being established as part of a £4.7m professorship.