A degree in materials engineering or materials design equips you to understand, develop, and improve the materials that underpin every industry - from aerospace alloys to biomedical polymers.
It also builds expertise in research, problem-solving, and innovation, making you highly sought after across sectors focused on product development, sustainability, and advanced manufacturing.
Where can it take you?
You could work with organisations like Rolls-Royce, Jaguar Land Rover, Johnson Matthey, Airbus, or Lucideon - across sectors such as aerospace, automotive, energy, healthcare, and consumer products.
Common roles include:
Materials engineer, research and development scientist, failure analyst, product development engineer, metallurgist, or roles in sustainability, testing, and quality assurance.