MEng Mechanical Engineering
Entry requirements
UCAS tariff: 128 UCAS points. If you are applying for September 2027, the entry requirements will be 120 UCAS points. A level: Two full A-levels required as a minimum, to include Grade B in Maths and an E in a numerate science (Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Design Technology, Computer Science and Statistics). BTEC: Grade DDM required from Engineering or Applied Science. Not accepted: Electrical Engineering Aviation Operations T level: Grade D. Must be in one of the following subjects: Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing Maintenance. Installation and Repair for Engineering. Manufacturing Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control If you are applying for September 2027, the entry requirements will be grade M.
About this course
MEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering, combining engineering design with systems thinking and advanced simulation techniques. Core topics include Control Systems, Systems Design, Mathematical Modelling, Laboratory Techniques, Engineering Design, Programming, and Project Management. The programme is accredited by the Royal An aeronautical Society under licence from the Engineering Council. An individual research project runs in the final year, and an optional industrial placement is available.
Modules
- CAD, Mechanical Group Design and Management
- Engineering Dynamics and Electrical Systems
- Engineering Structures and Engineering Materials
- Fundamentals of Engineering Mathematics
- Manufacturing Methods and Processes
- Thermofluid Fundamentals
- CAE and Mechanical Group Design
- Engineering Dynamics and Control Engineering
- Engineering Mathematics
- Manufacturing, Quality Control and Simulation
- Structural Mechanics and FEA Fundamentals
- Thermofluid and CFD Studies
- FEA and Structural Mechanics
- Mechanical Design of Electrical and Hybrid Drivetrain
- Robotics and Advanced Manufacturing Systems
- Thermofluid for Power Systems
- Individual Project
- Advanced CFD
- Advanced FEA
- Advanced Control Engineering
- Control Design and Measurement
- Engineering and Society
- Advanced Mechanical Group Design
- Energy Utilisation and Sustainability
- Advanced Dynamics and Vibration