Engineering Facilities

School of Engineering, Computing & Mathematical Sciences

Some of our most technical qualifications are taught here, and students are assisted by a range of cutting-edge equipment.

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences workshop, with two people working on a car

Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

Wrap-around racing simulator, allowing students to “virtually” drive a race car
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

Large-scale, racing-standard wind tunnel
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

Industrial CT scanner for X-raying mechanical parts to detect flaws, etc
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

EDM machine, which uses thermal energy instead of mechanical force for precision machining
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

CNC machine to control, automate, and monitor machine movements
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

3D printer
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

Autoclave, which uses steam to kill harmful organisms which are placed inside a pressure vessel (only two in the country)
Engineering (Telford Campus)

Engineering (Telford Campus)

UWR cars / equipment / track days

The Cyber Quarter

The Cyber Quarter - Midlands Centre for Cyber Security aims to provide a single hub for cyber security needs for small or large businesses, providing cyber consultancy and security testing. 

The centre offers a great opportunity for PhD students to undertake research & development within the field of computing. This research will be backed by the strong academic team of the Wolverhampton Cyber Research Institute, bringing extensive skills and expertise in cyber security.

Exterior of the Cyber Centre, with text reading Cyber Quarter on the wall

Cyber Centre

Cyber Centre

Three cyber laboratories for research and development
Cyber Centre

Cyber Centre

Innovation rooms
Cyber Centre

Cyber Centre

IT workshops
Cyber Centre

Cyber Centre

Cutting-edge 'Cyber Range' simulation technology that will help professionals learn how to identify and respond to cyber security threats in a controlled environment.

Alan Turing Building

The Alan Turing Building is a specialist, state-of-the-art research and teaching space for cyber, digital and tech fields on City Campus. It offers the use of over 600 PCs, each of which has a bespoke portfolio of over 140 mathematical and statistical applications including SPSS, Minitab, and Maple.

Image of the Alan Turing building exterior used by the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences

Computing

Computing

Computer suites with over 600 machines
Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Multi-Purpose Collaborative Workspaces
Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Access to programming multicore processors, GPUs and embedded microprocessor systems.
Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Computer networking facilities
Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Alan Turing Building (City Campus)

Virtual reality games development software

The exterior of the Ambika Paul building and its entrance lit up at night

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