On graduating from the course our students have gone on to a very diverse range of opportunities and exciting employment prospects. This reflects the broad nature of the programme and the growing demand for individuals who can rethink approaches to engineering problems in a different way. Organisations which have employed our graduates range from engineering consultants, government departments, the UN and the World Bank, NGOs and organisation involved in international development, architectural practices, chemical industries, and some return to the military or stay on in education to pursue higher degrees.
See also: Alumni Profiles
Some of the organisations who have recruited our MPhil graduates are listed below:
- Ambev (Brazil)
- Anglian Water
- Arup
- Bechtel
- Berkhad
- Biwater plc
- Black and Veatch
- British Wind Energy Authority
- Burro Happold
- Cadmus Group (Boston)
- Carbon Zero (Canada)
- CDM (New Orleans and Aretae)
- Chargee de Mission ( France)
- City of Vancouver
- Continuum Network (Canada)
- Dakota Gasification Company
- Dow Chemicals (Texas)
- EcoFisk (Holland)
- Econ Serv (Egypt)
- Enablon (France)
- Ernst & Young (India)
- Eskom (South Africa)
- EU Commission, Washington
- Expedition Engineering
- Faber Maunsell ( now aecom)
- Fulcrum Consulting
- Global Living
- Guinness (Nigeria)
- Hach Associates
- Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
- IPA Energy
- JGG
- Kema (USA)
- Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
- Max Fordham
- McKinsey
- MMT Cordah
- Mott MacDonald
- Pick Everard
- Practical Action (and formerly ITDG)
- Save the Children
- Scott Wilson
- Sentec
- Shell (Nigeria)
- South Australia Water, Adelaide
- Stomwater Manager, California
- Telekom Malaysia
- Trieste Local Goverbment (Italy)
- Tyco Health Care (Mexico)
- UK Civil Service (e.g. Dept of Transport)
- UN Field Officer, Afghanistan
- UNDP
- University Lecturer (Australia)
- US Navy
- US Army
- USA Law School
- Veolia
- Vestas
- Wallace Group (USA)
- Winnock International (Washington)
- World Bank