School of Science and Engineering
Through our teaching and research, we bring together subjects in STEM to address global societal challenges and develop life-changing technologies
Our School includes the disciplines of:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification
- Civil Engineering
- Computing
- Mathematics
- Mechanical and Electronic Engineering
- Physics
We also host the Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Science.
Stories
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Author. Keynote Speaker. Presentation Skills Coach and Consultant. Who knew alumna Jay Surti used to be deathly afraid of public speaking?
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Staff and students are set to benefit from the expertise of one of the UK’s leading engineers as the University of Dundee welcomes a new Visiting Professor
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Life’s a beach for a University of Dundee student whose educational videos have received a coveted national award
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The year is 1923 and Susie Sato finds herself investigating a murder when her great-uncle is found dead in his private museum, with an ancient Egyptian burial dagger protruding from his back.
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It was a crime that shocked early 20th century society and attracted international coverage – the apparently motiveless killing of an elderly spinster in her home.
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Congratulations to all our graduands and to our undergraduate students who have been awarded prizes by the School of Science and Engineering
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The University of Dundee has been awarded the highest level of accreditation for their BEng Civil Engineering Graduate Apprenticeship Degree, from the Joint Board of Monitors.
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A group of students from across the University of Dundee have designed and manufactured a new drone that scored the most points overall of a team from the UK in the global IMechE UAS Challenge 2021.
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Innovative designs for underwater travel, moon tours, floating vehicles powered by plastic, food waste and water, and even a self-flying solar-powered unicorn, are some of the many ideas submitted by schoolchildren for a University of Dundee competition
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A forensic artist and facial anthropologist who is best known for his work on the tsantsa or shrunken heads, Dr Tobias Houlton has begun a new role at the University of Dundee,