Psychology, sociology, anthropology and communications together constitute the Human Sciences at Brunel, and we offer a range of BSc courses across these subject areas. We provide a stimulating introduction to the human sciences by teaching a broad base of cross-disciplinary modules in the first year, after which you specialise increasingly in your chosen field. At the time of writing, Foundations of Science can lead to the following degrees in this department. You should, however, check by accessing the departmental home page below. Since these courses lead to professional qualifications, an interview with the relevant admissions tutor in this department is required in addition to the above-specified academic requirements.
Materials engineering is arguably the most important of engineering disciplines.
It forms the basis for technical advancements in electronics, communications, transport and medicine. Materials graduates are much sought after in all these industries and many more. Our courses will offer you wide career options including research and development, design, production and management. Challenging placement programmes offer an accelerated route to Chartered Engineer status. At the time of writing, Foundations of Science can lead to the following degrees in this department.