You are a problem solver. You like figuring things out to see how they fit and work together.

You are a critical thinker. You embed critical thinking by questioning assumptions, evaluating evidence, and making reasonable decisions.

You are curious about technology. You’re interested in how technology and machines work.

You desire to make an impact. You want a career that makes a difference, like creating safer structures or advancing new tech.

You are strong in Math and Science: You enjoy and do well in Math and Science based subjects.

You want plenty of job prospects. You want a career with stability, demand, and growth opportunities.

You like working with a team. You enjoy working with others to tackle complex problems.

Studying engineering can lead to a wide range of roles across industries such as construction, manufacturing, energy, transport and aerospace. Career outcomes will depend on the course taken, level of study, and further experience.

Entry-level and foundation roles (Typically following a T Level, BTEC or early-stage study):

– Engineering Technician

– Mechanical Engineering Technician

– Electrical Engineering Technician

– Maintenance Technician

– CAD Technician

– Manufacturing Technician

Professional and progression roles (Typically following higher-level study, apprenticeships or several years of industry experience):

– Mechanical Engineer

– Civil Engineer

– Electrical Engineer

– Manufacturing Engineer

– Design Engineer

– Industrial Engineer

– Environmental Engineer

– Quality Engineer

– Project Engineer

– Surveying Engineer

Senior and specialist roles (With significant experience and professional accreditation):

– Aerospace Engineer

– Senior Engineer

– Engineering Manager

– Project Manager

– Chartered Engineer