MEng Naval Architecture with Ocean Engineering
Entry requirements
A level: Year 1 entry: AAB-BBB (Maths and Physics) Year 2 entry: A*AA-AAB (Maths and Physics at A) IB: Year 1 entry: 36-32 (Maths HL5, Physics HL5) Year 2 entry: 38-34 (Maths HL6, Physics HL6)
About this course
MEng in Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Core topics include Control Systems, Systems Design, Mathematical Modelling, Data Analysis, Engineering Design and Programming. Students have access to a towing and wave tank, engine laboratory, virtual reality lab, full mission ship bridge simulator and a 33-foot racing yacht. An international work placement is available.
Modules
- Engineering Mechanics
- Introduction to Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
- Analysis Tools for Marine Design
- Mathematics 1B
- Mathematics 2B
- Elective Classes
- Hydrostatics & Stability of Marine Vehicles
- Marine Engineering Fundamentals
- Principles of Marine Design & Production
- Analysis & Design of Marine Structures 1
- Engineering Applications for Naval Architects & Marine Engineers
- Mathematics 3B
- Fluid Mechanics in Naval Architecture, Ocean & Marine Engineering
- Professional Development & Marine Business
- Marine Design
- Hydrodynamics, Resistance & Propulsion
- Marine Engineering Systems & Control
- Analysis & Design of Marine Structures 2
- The Marine Environment
- Offshore Oil & Gas Production Systems
- Business Concepts & International Merchant Shipping
- Seakeeping & Manoeuvring
- Theory & Practice of Marine CFD
- Finite Element Analysis of Marine Structures
- Ship Structural Dynamics
- Structural Reliability
- Dynamics of Offshore Structures
- Ocean Engineering Project
- Group Design Project
- Advanced Marine Design
- Waterborne Transportation Systems
- The Maritime Regulatory Framework
- Renewable Marine Energy Systems
- On-board Energy Management and Environment Protection
- Risers & Mooring Lines
- Design & Construction of FPSOs
- Systems Availability & Maintenance