The British Gear Association (BGA) and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers  (IMechE) student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student prizes in the field of Mechanical Engineering. This prestigious prize acknowledges outstanding academic performance and innovative projects that push the boundaries of gear technology, manufacturing, and design. It’s an unparalleled opportunity to showcase your talent, connect with industry

The BGA IMechE joint Student Prize 2025 winner is Daniel Hall from Newcastle University for his MEC8095 Final Project: “A feasibility study into the modification of a power recirculating gear test rig, to allow investigation into the influence of reverse bending in gears." The judging panel commented: 'The project proposes design changes to a power recirculating test rig to test the effect that reverse torque loads on gear bending fatigue strength. This is particular importan

On Friday 7th November we had the pleasure of sponsoring an event for 90 Year 4 MEng and MSc Engineering students from Newcastle University who are undertaking a course on Design of Mechanical Power Transmissions, led by Professor Brian Shaw and Design Unit colleagues. After a tour of the Design Unit research facilities at the new Advanced Engineering Research Hub , the British Gear Association organised a (soft) drinks and pizza reception, providing an opportunity for studen

The joint BGA IMechE student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student prizes in the...

The joint BGA IMechE student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student prizes in the...

The BGA IMechE joint Student Prize 2024 winner is Vishvessh Murugan currently a MSc Student at Newcastle University for his MEng project:...

The joint BGA IMechE student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student prizes in the...

On Friday 8th November we had the pleasure of sponsoring an event for 80 Year 4 MEng and MSc Engineering students from Newcastle...

The BGA IMechE joint Student Prize 2023 winner is Xavier Entwhistle from Newcastle University for his MEng project: "Design of a Motor...

ABOUT THE PRIZE The joint BGA IMechE student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student...

A significant remit of the British Gear Association is to ensure the future of the gearing industry in the UK. In accordance with this...

A significant remit of the British Gear Association is to ensure the future of the gearing industry in the UK. Many of our members find...

The BGA are dedicated to promoting STEM subjects in schools to encourage the next generation of engineers in the UK. Please see below...

A major mission of the BGA is to encourage and support the next generation of Engineers in the UK. When we speak with BGA Members a...

A significant remit of the British Gear Association is to ensure the future of the gearing industry in the UK. Many of our members find...

A significant remit of the British Gear Association is to ensure the future of the gearing industry in the UK. In accordance with this...

ABOUT THE PRIZE The joint BGA IMechE student prize has been established since 2000 and is considered one of the most prestigious Student...

BGA Member organisation Xtrac have developed the BGA Primary Gears Workshop even further to help support STEM engagement at local primary...

The BGA IMechE joint Student Prize 2022 winner is Kieran Brothwood from Sunderland University for his MEng project: "Improve Pitch Error...

On Monday 28th November the British Gear Association in partnership with Northumbria University and NUSTEM presented to 34 primary...