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1 year
SEP
MSc - Master of Science
Mechanical Engineering (General)
Taught
OVERVIEW
Our MSc Mechanical Engineering is intended for mechanical engineering graduates (and engineering graduates from related disciplines, eg aircraft, aeronautical, product design engineering) and will deepen and widen your knowledge and understanding of mechanical engineering specialist topics.
In addition to enhancing your technical skills and knowledge, the MSc Mechanical Engineering will allow you to further develop your interpersonal and transferable skills. These will allow you to function in an advanced engineering environment as a senior engineer and manager.
The taught element of the course will focus on advanced mechanical engineering subjects such as advanced fluid mechanics and CFD, applied Finite Element Analysis and structural integrity etc. However, you will have the opportunity to specialise and explore a specific subject in more detail through the master's dissertation.
Our graduates will have developed expertise to improve their employability within design and development of the automotive, aerospace, offshore, oil and gas and all main stream mechanical engineering industry sectors.
The MSc is ideal for engineers holding a BEng degree that require a further learning element to qualify for Chartered Engineer registration.
Teaching & Assessment
Our Mechanical Engineering course is taught by highly-qualified and experienced members of the School’s teaching staff through a combination of:
You will be assessed principally by:
You will also be expected to present your work to internal staff and external industrialists as part of the learning and assessment process.
For this course (per year)
£6,500
Average for all Postgrad courses (per year)
£5,202
For this course (per year)
£16,000
Average for all Postgrad courses (per year)
£12,227
A second-class Honours degree or equivalent qualification, in mechanical engineering or related area or an equivalent professional qualification or lower qualifications with appropriate professional or industrial work experience.