Engineering, Economics and Management

EEM at New College

Unlike most joint courses, EEM does not involve an equal split between its three constituent topics – it is an engineering-led course, whose entry requirements and first-year syllabus are the same as for Engineering Science. Selection for EEM is dealt with by the Engineering tutors alone, and applicants are considered in direct competition with those for Engineering Science. While there is no fixed quota, we usually admit no more than two EEM applicants each year.

Please also see the Engineering Science course page.

Number of places available at New College:

Normally 1 or 2 per year (included in the Engineering Science quota of 7-8). 

College requirements

The College does not have any requirements beyond those specified by the University and the Department.

Further information

For further information on how to apply, entrance requirements and selection criteria, please see the University website and the Department of Engineering Science’s website.

Academic staff

Involved in undergraduate teaching

Dr René Bañares-Alcántara - Tutor in Engineering; Reader in Engineering Science

Dr Ian Crawford - Tutor in Economics; Reader in Economics

Professor Dieter Helm - Tutor in Economics; Professor of Energy Policy

Dr Richard Mash - Tutor in Economics

Professor Richard Whittington - Tutor in Management Studies; Professor of Strategic Management

Professor Martin Williams - Tutor in Engineering, Professor of Structural Engineering

Mr Colin Wood – Lecturer in Engineering

Dr Matthew Arthington – Stipendiary Lecturer in Engineering

Not usually involved in undergraduate teaching

Professor David Limebeer - Professorial Fellow; Professor of Control Engineering

Dr Andrea Vedaldi - W.W. Spooner Junior Research Fellow in Engineering

Professor Tony Venables – Professorial Fellow; BP Professor of Economics