Engineering that powers, moves, stands and connects.
Four ways to engineer the world.
Power Systems
Generate, step up, switch and transmit electrical power, then step it down and distribute it across a city.
Jet Propulsion
Follow air through fan, compressor, combustor, turbine and afterburner, and learn how heat becomes thrust.
Long-span Bridges
Steel trusses, piers and piles that carry road and rail across a wide river, and the crane that lifts them into place.
Data Centre Networks
See how data moves through a high-performance data hall, then find the fault and bring it back online.
Engineers work across grids, engines, skylines and networks. They learn the theory, then prove it by building, testing and breaking the real thing.
Power, from generator to city.
Follow power the way it really flows: from the turbine-generator through step-up transformers and 400 kV switchyards, along the line, and down through 132 kV and 11 kV substations to every street in the city.
- Generation
- Transmission
- Protection
- Control
Inside the jet engine.
From thermodynamics to turbomachinery: follow how air becomes thrust through the fan, compressor, combustor, turbine and afterburner.
- Thermodynamics
- Propulsion
- Materials
- Manufacturing
Structures that stand against everything.
Long-span bridges, deep pile foundations and the cranes that set them, carrying load safely through floods, wind, earthquakes and time.
- Structural
- Geotechnical
- Transport
- Water
Keep the system running when it breaks.
One failed optical link cuts a whole compute section off the network. See how data centres are built, cooled and connected, then trace the fault and hot-swap the part without stopping the hall.
- Networks
- Data centres
- HPC systems
- Operations
Practise in the virtual labs
Build circuits on a bench, wire real instruments and watch a circuit solver drive every meter. The Circuit Lab and the Electronics Lab open in your browser after you log in.
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Ready to be an engineer?
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