Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
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This master’s in mechanical engineering programme will prepare you for a successful career in a wide range of engineering enterprises, to become a new generation of engineers and problem solvers capable of delivering innovative and practical solutions for industrial challenges.
The programme has been developed from our internationally-leading research strength in fluid dynamics, structural mechanics, renewable and sustainable energy, gas turbine engineering, propulsion, engines and powertrain, manufacturing and robotics, and materials.
The course also features industry-based projects that can significantly enhance your professional communication and engineering skills, and provide you with employment opportunities.
This Advanced Mechanical Engineering master’s degree is for you if you want to gain advanced knowledge of the latest technological developments in mechanical engineering.
This MSc is designed for new graduates and engineering professionals. You’ll learn and develop advanced skills in thermofluids, structural analysis, heat conversion and recovery, vehicle propulsion, modern manufacturing technologies and robotics, and advanced materials and structures.
The course will also help you acquire an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals, practical skills and an appreciation of the latest developments in engineering solutions in the energy, transport and manufacturing sectors.
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Your MSc will set you up for a successful career in mechanical engineering across a range of enterprises.
You can apply for jobs knowing you have a thorough in-depth knowledge of fundamental theory and hands-on experience in the field of mechanical technology.
We work hard to maintain a strong reputation for high quality education and our brand is positively recognised by employers in the UK and worldwide.
Recent graduate employment destinations include:
Full-time students attend six taught Modules over two Terms, and then complete their Dissertation over three months in the summer, within the 12-month period of the degree. This is providing students pass all the taught modules at first sit.
Teaching follows standard timetable with classes delivered every week Monday to Friday (start and end times very dependent on the timetable in each academic year).
The course on a part-time basis normally takes just over two years (up to five years). In two years, students are expected to complete six taught Modules, plus a Dissertation. This is providing students pass all the taught modules at first sit.
Part-time students join full-time students for their chosen modules in each academic year.
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