Faculty of Engineering & Computing
Where systems are designed, built and tested — from silicon to city scale.
Nexiversity opened in 1998 with four faculties and a stubborn idea: that undergraduates should be trusted with real work from the first term. Six faculties later, that has not changed.
Six faculties, forty-one degrees, and a single rule that runs through all of them: you will build something real before you graduate.
Where systems are designed, built and tested — from silicon to city scale.
Fundamental research in physics, chemistry, mathematics and the earth sciences.
Markets, management and public policy, taught through live case work.
Comparative law, human rights and the institutions that hold power to account.
Clinical training grounded in a teaching hospital and community practice.
Architecture, visual communication and the humanities that inform them.
Open days run through the spring. Walk the labs, sit in on a class, and ask the questions a prospectus will not answer.