MEng Mechanical Engineering
Entry requirements
A level: AAA / Required subjects: Mathematics at grade A and either Further Maths or Physics. Alternatively, Mathematics at grade A and two physical science subjects such as Chemistry or Computer Science. IB: 35. / Required subjects: Mathematics HL6/SL7 and Physics HL5/ SL6 BTEC: D*DD and A-level Mathematics at grade A. / Required subjects: BTEC must be in a relevant subject.
About this course
MEng in Mechanical Engineering. Core topics include Programming, Systems Design, Circuit Design, Embedded Systems, Signal Processing, and Control Systems. Students gain practical experience using industry-standard facilities and complete both individual and team-based engineering projects.
Modules
- Fluid Mechanics & Thermodynamics 1
- Design & Component Production
- Materials: Properties & Performance
- Engineering Mathematics
- Experimental And Professional Skills
- Electronic Circuits And Devices
- Mechanics
- Mathematics 2
- Personal And Professional Development Programme (Pdp)
- Design Skills
- Deformation And Vibration Of Structures
- Advanced Fluid Mechanics And Thermodynamics
- Mechanics Of Vehicles & Machines
- Control
- Numerical Methods & Applied Programming
- Design, Make And Evaluate
- Powertrain Design And Chassis Engineering
- Electronics And Embedded Systems
- Modern Vehicle Systems Design
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Biomedical Signal Processing
- Engineering Materials
- Energy Storage Systems
- Engineering Management
- Turbomachinery & Aircraft Propulsion
- Materials Selection In Mechanical Design
- Numerical Simulations & Machine Learning
- Control Engineering And Vibration
- Group Design Project
- Individual Project
- Multi-Disciplinary Design Project
- Advanced Stress Analysis
- Medical Robotics
- Renewable Energy Technologies
- Vehicle Structures And Analysis
- Professional Practice
- Fracture Mechanics & Finite Element Analysis
- Materials And Manufacturing Sustainability
- Intelligent Vehicle Design
- Environmental Aerodynamics And Wind Power
- Advanced Research Project