Embarking on a Final Year Project (FYP) is a key milestone for any undergraduate student, offering both exciting opportunities and challenges. This book is crafted to be your essential companion on this journey. The author, with a background in Mechanical Engineering from Iowa State University, USA and a Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh, UK offers a unique perspective shaped by years of supervising, examining, and coordinating FYPs. Additionally, the author's international experience studying and working at top universities has enriched this book with best practices from around the world. This guide is more than a manual; it's a roadmap to success. It covers a range of topics, from the ethical aspects of communication and managing expectations in meetings with supervisors, to the dos and don'ts of conducting research and writing an excellent report. It also addresses presentation skills and maintaining student well-being during the research process. While tailored initially for engineering students, the principles and tips are applicable across disciplines. The book offers valuable tools to help students navigate the complexities of independent research, emphasising professionalism, attention to detail and a positive mindset. More importantly, this book is designed to help you stand out. It includes real-life tips and advice from past FYP students, ensuring you are well-prepared for every stage of your project. This book aims to foster a more rewarding and successful FYP experience for all students and supervisors. Dive in and equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence to excel in your final year project!