Upcoming Events.
Information Session of Vanderbilt University
Join us for an exclusive Information Session with Vanderbilt University's School of Engineering!
Date: February 12, 2024
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Balliol Pavilion, Master's Field, University of Oxford
We're thrilled to offer a peek into the world-class summer research opportunities, master's programmes, and fully funded Ph.D. programs at Vanderbilt University. Don't miss out on the insights into leading-edge engineering education and research.
And yes, there's a FREE LUNCH!
RSVP Now: https://apply.vanderbilt.edu/register/oxford
For any queries, scan the QR code on the poster or reach out to gradengineering@vanderbilt.edu
Spread the word and let's delve into the future of engineering together!
Freshers Drinks
Join our very first event of the year at the Varsity Club on 12th October at 7:30 pm! This will be a great opportunity to connect with other engineers from around the university, especially when lectures are online. EngSoc welcomes you to a fun filled evening and hopes to see you soon!
Interactive Panel: How to Build a Robot (Joint event with Trinity College Dublin)
‘Trinity College Engineering Society and Oxford University Engineering Society are proud to present an exciting collaboration between two of the most influential researchers in robotics: Dr Conor McGinn and Dr Maurice Fallon…
Speaker Event: Hugo Spowers, Founder of Riversimple, ‘A clean slate approach to sustainable cars’
‘Riversimple is developing hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles and, perhaps more importantly, the strategies necessary for bringing them to market…
Speaker Event: Dr Graham Bruce from Rolls Royce - ‘Electrification in Aerospace’
‘Within the aerospace industry, there is a strong pull to accelerate electrification in both the Civil and Defence markets. Next generation electrical technology is a key enabler for the evolutionary more-electric gas turbine…
Speaker Event: Professor David Howey - ‘Data-driven battery health diagnosis in real-world applications’
‘Batteries are everywhere and are becoming increasingly important for electric cars and renewable energy integration on the power grid…