MEng Marine Engineering with Naval Architecture
Entry requirements
GCSE: Mathematics and English at grade C or above is required. A level: 120 points, including grade C in A Level Mathematics and a Grade E in a second relevant subject. Relevant subjects include Applied ICT, Applied Science, Applied Science (DA), Biology, Chemistry, Computing/Computer Science, DT (Product Design Resistant Materials), DT (Systems and Control Tech) DT Product Design (Textiles Tech), Electronics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Further Maths/Use of, Statistics, Music Technology, Physics, Technology and Design. BTEC: BTEC Qualifications are not accepted for Meng. They may be considered in combination with additional qualifications or experience. If you hold a BTEC qualification it is vital that you provide our Admissions team with details of the exact modules you have studied as part of the BTEC. Without this information we may be unable to process your application quickly and you could experience significant delays in the progress of your application to study with us. Please explicitly state the full list of modules within your qualification at the time of application. Access courses: Not accepted for MEng, unless the applicant has additional qualifications or experience. International Baccalaureate: 30 points overall to include 5 at Higher Level Mathematics and 3 at Higher Level in a second relevant subject. Irish Leaving Certificate: 120 points, 120 points, including H3 in Maths and H5 in a second relevant Higher Level subject. GCSE equivalent English and Maths accepted within. SQA Advanced Higher: 120 points, including grade C in Advanced Higher Maths and Grade E in a second relevant Advanced Higher subject. GCSE equivalent English and Maths accepted within.
About this course
MEng (Hons) in Maritime Engineering, combining marine technology with naval architecture. Core topics include Systems Design, Control Systems, Laboratory Techniques, and Engineering Design. The course includes an optional year-long industry placement and a final-year Honours Project. The only UK university to offer an optional composites pathway, specialising in advanced material design and manufacture.
Modules
- Mechanical Engineering Related Placement
- Stage 1 Mechanical Placement Preparation
- Engineering Science
- Engineering Mathematics
- Mechanics and Structures
- Engineering Materials
- Engineering Design
- Engineering Practice and Experimental Techniques
- Stage 2 Mechanical Placement Preparation
- Engineering Mathematics and Control
- Naval Architecture 1
- Marine Engineering Design & Commercialisation
- Materials & Structural Integrity
- Manufacturing Processes
- Thermo-Fluids
- Marine Engineering
- Naval Architecture 2
- Engineering Honours Project
- Control and Intelligent Systems Design
- Composites Design and Manufacture
- Composites Engineering
- Computer Aided Engineering
- Mechanics of Offshore Renewable Energy Systems
- Advanced Naval Architecture
- Data Processing, Simulation and Optimisation of Engineering Systems
- Design for Excellence
- Advanced Composites Technology
- Advanced FEA & CFD