Why choose TEDI‑London?
TEDI‑London is a new higher education provider for future engineers, founded by Arizona State University, King's College London and UNSW Sydney.
Our educational approach
Our innovative approach will empower students from diverse backgrounds to become independent, curious learners with a global, future‑focused outlook.
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Industry-led, project-based study
Students will work on real-life projects from day one. These projects will be real-life industry challenges and will be co-designed and delivered with employers. The projects will be supported by one-to-one mentoring and group work.
A mixture of individual and group projects will allow students to develop teamwork, problem solving, project management and leadership skills in addition to developing their technical competence and critical thinking.
Projects will be developed around key themes or disciplines such as computing and robotics, smart cities, energy and sustainability.
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Interdisciplinary learning
Our curriculum takes an interdisciplinary global design approach to engineering.
This means that it includes all the elements of professional engineering as well as digital, design, and business skills.
From talking to employers, we know that these are the skills that they want from future engineers
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Cutting-edge virtual learning
TEDI-London will be utilising the latest Microsoft technologies to allow you to learn in the most innovative way.
To give you the knowledge you need to succeed with your projects, you will study bitesize nodes of learning via our cutting-edge virtual learning environment, the Learning Tree.
The Learning Tree is set-up to be flexible and allows you to complete the nodes at the pace that suits you and you can revisit them at any time to brush up on your skills.
These nodes are being developed in partnership with both industry and our founding university partners, so you will have access to the most up-to-date and world-leading knowledge and information.
How you will learn
Learning will comprise workshops, masterclasses, group discussions and practical sessions in the TEDI-London campus 'makerspaces', supported by individual study through online nodes on the Learning Tree:
The Learning Tree
The Learning Tree is TEDI-London's online matrix of networked topics and modules. We are creating a fully-equipped virtual study system that will allow students to seamlessly learn, share ideas and solutions, collaborate with other students and academics, be assessed, track their progress and explore their particular area of interest.
Integrated Projects and Online Learning
The online modules will give students the skills and knowledge they need for the projects they undertake and to support their developing interest in specific types of engineering. Students are expected to complete the online curriculum as well as the projects in order to graduate.
Self-Paced, Personalised Virtual Learning
TEDI-London students will be expected to take responsibility for their own learning and the Learning Tree will support them in developing the knowledge and skills necessary to complete their projects successfully and graduate as professional, highly-skilled engineers.
For future engineers
