About University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is a collegiate research university located in Cambridge, England.
Its academic structure combines university departments, faculties and constituent colleges. Students apply to a specific programme and may also become members of a college.
Cambridge Engineering covers aerodynamics, aerospace systems, energy, fluid mechanics, structures, manufacturing, information engineering, electrical engineering, materials and bioengineering.
Relevant postgraduate opportunities include engineering research degrees, advanced engineering programmes, machine learning, energy technologies, materials science and specialist doctoral training.
Admission is highly competitive. Applicants must use the individual programme page for current academic requirements, research-supervisor expectations, application deadlines and funding procedures.
Ranking Information
The University of Cambridge is regularly placed among leading global universities. Numeric rankings vary by publisher, discipline and year and should be updated annually.
Accreditation
The University of Cambridge has recognised UK degree-awarding authority. Professional accreditation is programme-specific and should be verified separately.