Session one
29 June-11 July 2026
Latest verified two-week London run.
In-person Programme
Engineering: Civil, Mechanical & Electrical in London
Explore civil, mechanical and electrical engineering through expert teaching, practical workshops, design challenges and an individual project.
Last verified: 20 Aug 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
In-person Programme
Engineering: Civil, Mechanical & Electrical in London
Explore civil, mechanical and electrical engineering through expert teaching, practical workshops, design challenges and an individual project.
Last verified: 20 Aug 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
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London Engineering Programme at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
Ages 16-18
Age range / Year group
16-18
Location / Region
Imperial College London
Cost
£6,495; £4,495
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
EngineeringTechnology
Accommodation: Modern en-suite campus rooms
Meals: Included for residential students
Certificate / Outcome: Certificate of completion
Teaching: 40 hours with subject experts
Campus experience: Activities, tours and trips
London Engineering Programme summary
A broad engineering introduction spanning civil, structural, mechanical, aeronautical, electrical and electronic disciplines.
Teaching mixes theory with seminars, practical workshops, drone coding, design challenges and presentations.
It suits students who want to test several engineering pathways before choosing a university specialism.
What is Engineering: Civil, Mechanical & Electrical in London?
Oxford Royale’s Engineering: Civil, Mechanical & Electrical programme introduces the theory and practical work behind several major engineering disciplines. Students explore civil, structural, mechanical, aeronautical, electrical and electronic engineering, together with emerging technology and sustainable design.
Learning takes place through seminars, interactive lectures, workshops, design challenges and team projects. Students also develop an original product or service concept and practise pitching engineering solutions.
Why Succeed highlights London Engineering Programme
The curriculum covers several engineering branches, helping students compare possible university specialisms.
Forty hours of focused teaching provide more academic depth than a short taster event.
Practical work includes drone coding, design workshops and a sustainable-city challenge.
An individual product or service project adds a concrete design-and-pitch experience.
The Imperial College London setting provides a genuine campus-based summer experience.
Who is London Engineering Programme for?
Best for
Students considering engineering who want to compare civil, mechanical and electrical pathways through practical work.
Not ideal if
You already want highly specialised study in one narrow engineering branch or need an online option.
Is London Engineering Programme worth it?
This programme has value for students who want broad subject exploration backed by practical design work. Its mix of theory, workshops, assignments and presentations can help clarify whether engineering study feels like the right next step.
The main limitation is that two weeks cannot provide deep mastery across so many disciplines. Families should judge the residential or non-residential fee against the value of the teaching, campus experience and structured projects.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£6,495; £4,495; includes 40 hours of focused teaching, Hands-on projects, workshops and masterclasses, Teaching materials and mentoring, Residential accommodation and meals, Daily activities, tours and trips, Guest lectures, Graduation ceremony and party, Free WiFi.
Accommodation
Modern en-suite campus rooms
Meals
Included for residential students
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; Imperial College London.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.
Compare this programme with similar options before deciding on dates, cost, format and fit.
Compare with similar programmesHow much preparation does London Engineering Programme need?
Effort level
Moderate to high.
Best started
Begin planning six to eight weeks before a future session, allowing time for enrolment documents, travel and payment.
Main challenge
Moving between several engineering disciplines while completing practical work.
Typical preparation
Refresh core algebra, mechanics and electricity concepts.
Read about the differences between civil, mechanical and electrical engineering.
Practise explaining a design choice and its trade-offs.
Prepare travel, medical, dietary and insurance information early.
Useful if
You are comfortable with mathematics, science, teamwork and presenting ideas.
What do students do on London Engineering Programme?
Students move from engineering foundations into discipline-specific theory, practical challenges and a final design pitch.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Compare civil, mechanical, aeronautical, electrical and electronic engineering pathways.
- 2
Study engineering mathematics, design thinking and project management.
- 3
Investigate structures, loads, thermodynamics, hydraulics, circuits and solar systems.
- 4
Complete practical workshops, including design and coding challenges.
- 5
Design an original product, service or sustainable-city concept.
- 6
Present work through assignments, pitches and Exhibition Day activities.
London Engineering Programme dates and deadlines
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Reference date
Session two
12-25 July 2026
Latest verified two-week London run.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Session one | 29 June-11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Session two | 12-25 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Eligibility and requirements
Aged 16-18 during the programme
Meet any stated academic prerequisites
Meet the required English proficiency
Parent or guardian contracts for under-18 students
Provide requested medical and dietary information
How much does London Engineering Programme cost?
Residential fee
£6,495 — Includes accommodation and meals.
Funding or discounts
- Non-residential fee: £4,495 — For students attending without accommodation.
- Single room guarantee: £1,295 — Optional booking supplement.
What's included
40 hours of focused teaching, Hands-on projects, workshops and masterclasses, Teaching materials and mentoring, Residential accommodation and meals, Daily activities, tours and trips, Guest lectures, Graduation ceremony and party, Free WiFi
How to apply to London Engineering Programme
- 1
Open the official Oxford Royale application form.
- 2
Complete the requested student and contact details.
- 3
Review the programme terms and rules with a parent or guardian.
- 4
Provide any requested academic, English, medical or dietary information.
- 5
Pay the stated enrolment fee to secure the place.
- 6
Pay the remaining balance according to the booking terms.
What does London Engineering Programme cover?
The programme covers the following focus areas.
Engineering careers and design
Compare engineering pathways while studying design thinking, project management and engineering mathematics.
Civil and structural engineering
Explore structures, materials, statics, dynamics and loads through case studies and design projects.
Mechanical and aeronautical engineering
Study thermodynamics, power generation, fluid mechanics, hydraulics and aircraft-wing design.
Electrical and electronic engineering
Investigate circuits, electrical components, AC and DC current, photovoltaic cells and solar generation.
Innovation and technology
Evaluate emerging technologies and design a model for a sustainable future city.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on London Engineering Programme?
A typical day during the programme.
Academic sessions
Seminars, practical workshops, Challenge Day and Exhibition Day shape the academic timetable.
Study support
Students receive assignment preparation, feedback and exhibition support.
Activities
Cultural visits, sport, debates and social activities run around lessons.
Final events
Exhibition activities lead into graduation and a closing party.
Who teaches on London Engineering Programme?
The curriculum is developed by academic experts and taught by subject specialists. Teaching may also include lectures from engineering professionals or academics and guest speakers discussing current developments.
The official page profiles Tamoghna Das, an educator and engineer with postgraduate study in biochemical engineering and data science.
Where do students stay on London Engineering Programme?
Residential plan
- Campus bedrooms: Students stay in modern single or twin en-suite bedrooms at Prince’s Gardens.
- Meals: Meals are included with residential bookings.
- Pastoral support: A Programme Director and counsellors provide day-and-night pastoral and social care.
- Campus security: The campus is closed and monitored by security around the clock.
- City activities: Daily activities, tours and trips extend the experience beyond lessons.
Non-residential plan
- Day attendance: A non-residential price is available for attendance without accommodation.
A guaranteed single room is an optional paid supplement; room allocations may change.
What happens after London Engineering Programme?
After completing this programme, participants often pursue:
Compare engineering disciplines before selecting a university pathway.
Build practical design and problem-solving experience.
Develop presentation, teamwork and project-management skills.
Produce engineering assignments and an original project pitch.
Gain a certificate recognising successful programme completion.
The certificate records the course title, dates and campus but is not described as academic credit.
Where does London Engineering Programme take place?
The programme is hosted at Imperial College London, with residential accommodation at Prince’s Gardens in South Kensington. The campus is close to the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Royal Albert Hall, while scheduled activities explore wider London.
Oxford Royale uses Imperial College London facilities but does not operate under the university’s aegis.
London Engineering Programme FAQs
Students explore civil, structural, mechanical, aeronautical, electrical and electronic engineering, alongside design, project management and emerging technology.
It combines both. Seminars and lectures establish the theory, while workshops, coding, assignments and design challenges develop practical skills.
Students research a problem, develop solutions and design an original product or service to pitch. The curriculum also includes a sustainable future-city challenge.
The curriculum is developed by academic experts and taught by subject specialists, with contributions from engineering professionals, academics and guest speakers.
Residential students stay in modern en-suite bedrooms at Prince’s Gardens, part of the Imperial College London campus in South Kensington.
Residential accommodation and meals are included, alongside daily social activities, tours, trips, guest lectures and graduation events.
Students who successfully complete the programme receive an Oxford Royale certificate recording their course title, dates and campus.
Students must meet any English-language proficiency requirements specified during the booking process. Teaching and programme activities are conducted in English unless otherwise stated.
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Sources and verification
Source types reviewed
- Oxford Royale | Apply Now
- Rules Regulations Summer 12-18 2026.1
- OR 12 18 Terms 2026 v1.1.2.docx
- Oxford Royale Engineering Syllabus Guide
- London 2026 timetables
- 404: This page could not be found.
- Frequently Asked Questions | Oxford Royale
- Imperial College London | Oxford Royale
- Prices & Dates | Oxford Royale
- Engineering: Civil, Mechanical & Electrical in London [Ages 16-18]
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