College of Science and Engineering

We aim to educate and train a new generation of scientists aware of societal and environmental needs in a world-class research-led environment.

ABOUT US

The College of Science and Engineering at ̽�� is one of the leading centres in the UK for teaching and research in an extensive range of science subjects.

Our Schools

Three Academic Schools make up the College of Science and Engineering.

Our Schools

Three Academic Schools make up the College of Science and Engineering.

A student using a circuit board in a lab

School of Computer Science and Engineering

The Prince Madog research vessel docked in Menai Bridge

School of Ocean Sciences

School of Environmental and Natural Sciences

Subject Areas

Visit our ̽�� pages for all our subject areas.

Undergraduate

Postgraduate Taught

Postgraduate Research

OUR RESEARCH THEMES

Earth Systems Science and Energy

This theme brings interdisciplinary researchers together to study interactions between Earth's spheres.

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Conservation and Restoration of Resilient Ecosystems

Research in this theme is focused on tackling both the nature and climate emergencies.

Sustainable Food Production

Our research spans production and supply, aiming to enhance sustainability of food production.

One Health

This research theme tackles interconnected human health, climate, and biodiversity challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration.

Image of a tote bag and phone - symbolic of sustainability

Sustainable Manufacturing

Research aims to align economic growth with environmental stewardship for a sustainable industrial future.

Students on an Environmental Studies Field Trip

Research Impact

Our research was scored top in the UK for its impact in the area of Earth and Environmental Science (REF, 2021).
In Engineering, 80% of our submitted research was scored as world-leading or internationally excellent, with the score for Research Impact placing us in the top 1/3 of institutions in UK (REF, 2021).

Three students looking at a skeleton of a small animal placed on top of a glass display cabinet at ̽��'s Natural History Museum, Brambell — Students at the University's Natural History Museum at the Brambell building

Facilities

Our research and teaching facilities include:

Large, modern, well equipped teaching and research laboratories;
A £3.5 million seagoing research vessel and three smaller inshore vessels;
A Natural History Museum with extensive invertebrate and vertebrate collections;
A research farm: Henfaes Research Centre
The BioComposites Centre,
Treborth Botanic Garden;
Environment Centre for Wales
Marine and freshwater aquaria.