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    University of Nottingham

    Architectural Environment Engineering including an Industrial Year

    MEng (Hon), 5 years

    Typical offer rate

    90–100%

    high entry

    Typical entry

    BBB

    AAA

    Grad employment

    80%

    15 months after

    In professional roles

    95%

    Median grad salary

    £26,000

    15 months after

    University of Nottingham's architectural environment engineering degree including an industrial year runs over five years with a year in the workplace; the placement is what the extra year adds. The MEng integrates building science, environmental services and design, developing engineers capable of low-carbon construction. An offer is likely for applicants who meet the grades; offers are made around BBB at A-level.

    How hard is it to get in?

    The typical applicant to Architectural Environment Engineering including an Industrial Year at University of Nottingham has a 90–100% chance of an offer, high by UK standards. Most offers are made around BBB at A-level. That baseline is course-typical. Your own chance depends on your grades, subjects and the rest of your profile.

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    Entry requirements

    • Typical A-level grades: BBB
    • AAA

    About University of Nottingham

    Nottingham is a Russell Group university on its parkland University Park campus, widely held to be one of the most beautiful in the country, with campuses also in China and Malaysia.

    Full details and how to apply are on the university's official course page: University of Nottingham · Architectural Environment Engineering including an Industrial Year

    Offer rate and graduate-outcome figures are course-typical baselines derived from UK admissions and HESA data; they are estimates, not guarantees. Your personalised offer likelihood is calculated in the Unimetrica app.