Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences
Latest news: The University of Exeter’s new Centre for Additive Layer Manufacturing (CALM) is set to make some noise in the classical music world by ‘printing’ two violins. The violins were manufactured using cutting-edge 3D printing technology for EOS (UK) Ltd....Read full story

Latest news: Students from the University of Exeter’s Camborne School of Mines (CSM) are kick-starting an unusual training regime this January. While many of us are trying to get into shape by sweating it out in the gym or pounding the pavements, they are heaving mine wagons, laying rail tracks and chiselling through granite....Read full story

Our Astrophysics group will be providing support for the BBC Stargazing Live! event in various locations around Devon and Somerset this week.
Devon artist Pery Burge will be working in the Thermofluids lab this academic year thanks to the Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence programme. See more of her work
We undertake pioneering studies with "metamaterials" in the visible, terahertz and microwave regimes.
Our renewable energy research expertise spans energy policy, marine renewables, bio-fuels, electrical power and networks, wind, photo-voltaic and thermal technologies
Students at Exeter learn through practical as well as theoretical experience. Within the department we have a fully functional diagnostic x-ray room
Camborne School of Mines manages a test mine located south of Camborne, not far from the Cornwall campus.
Engineering degree programmes have a multidisciplinary first year - giving you an excellent foundation, enabling you to taste other engineering disciplines
Our graduates are highly regarded by employers. We have excellent links with industry and students have the opportunity to be involved with industrially driven research projects
Our scientists are active in internationally recognised research across the disciplines, advancing knowledge in established fields
Geology at the University of Exeter capitalises on the rich natural resource for field study provided by the landscape local to our Cornwall Campus.
Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences brings together the excellent teaching and research of these complementary specialisms. Our collegiality facilitates a truly interdisciplinary approach to scientific innovation and learning.
Events and colloquia
- Thursday 09 Feb 2012: Pure Maths seminar: Reductions of local Galois representations arising from Hilbert modular forms
- Thursday 09 Feb 2012: [CS seminar TBA]
- Thursday 09 Feb 2012: Double-gated graphene-based devices
- Thursday 09 Feb 2012: Formation and Evolution of Young Star Clusters: From Whence Came the Field?
- Friday 10 Feb 2012: (Cancelled) Colloquium: Astronomical Constraints on Theories of Planet Formation: Understanding the When, Where, and How
- Monday 13 Feb 2012: [maths seminar TBA]






