Welcome to Engineering Mathematics

Engineering Mathematics - at the heart of engineering

The Department is at the forefront of developing and applying advanced mathematical methods and ideas to problems arising in engineering, science and technology. In this spirit, our research, teaching and other scholarly activities promote the appropriate and effective use of mathematical methods in the profession of engineering. Read more...

Crocheted Chaos

Researchers in the Department have worked out how you can crochet your very own model of chaos. See the full story for more information.

What is chaos? Why do bridges fall down? What is intelligence? How are traffic jams caused?

See our poster to find out the answers.

Admissions (Undergraduate and Postgraduate)

• Departmental scholarships for overseas students
• Engineering Open Days details
• Undergraduate degrees in engineering mathematics
• Postgraduate taught courses
• Postgraduate research

There are also other University of Bristol undergraduate degrees involving engineering mathematics.

Research

The department is committed to promoting the use of mathematics to study real world problems of direct engineering, scientific and industrial relevance. The research interests are diverse including major groups in:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Applied Nonlinear Mathematics (including the BLADE initiative)

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See also our conferences page.

Contact Us

• General contact information
• List of staff
• List of postgraduate students

Other Home Pages

This home page is served to machines outside the departmental network. There is also a departmental staff home page, and a departmental student home page.