• Data Science and Computing for Engineers
• An Introduction to Engineering Design
• Mechanics, Structures and Materials
• Thermofluids
• Electrical and Electronics Systems
• Mechanical Systems Analysis
• Mathematics for Engineering and the Environment

• Electronics and Control 
• Engineering Management and Law 
• Fluid Mechanics 
• Materials and Structures 
• Mathematics for Engineering and the Environment Part II 
• Mechanics, Machines and Vibration 
• Systems Design and Computing 
• Thermodynamics 

• Engineering Design with Management 
• Finite Element Analysis in Solid Mechanics 
• Heat Transfer and Applications 
• Manufacturing and Materials 
• Individual Project 

Optional modules:

• Control and Instrumentation 
• Machine Learning Technologies 
• Robotic Systems 
• Failure of Materials and Components 
• Technology Fundamentals for Sustainable Energy 
• Project Management 

• Materials, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management 
• Final Year Project
• Group Design Project 

Optional modules:

• Active Control of Sound and Vibration 
• Intelligent Mobile Robotics 
• Advanced Sensors and Condition Monitoring 
• Automotive Propulsion 
• Materials for Transport Applications 
• Introduction to Machine Learning 
• Sustainable energy systems, resources and usage 
• Quantitative Finance 

Master’s in Mechanical Engineering includes an integrated industry placement, putting you on the path to becoming a professional/chartered engineer. You’ll learn fundamental knowledge in mechanical engineering before taking specialist options in Years 3 and 4. Project work throughout the degree provides the opportunity to apply your design skills to real-world problems.

You'll cover the essential principles of engineering, and learn about:

• Machine Learning
• Robotic Systems
• Sustainable Energy
• Data Science

In your third year you'll complete an individual research project and in Year 4 you'll take part in a final year project and a group design project. These projects are often linked to current research or topics that have practical relevance to industry.

• Mechanical Engineering degree allows our students to design and develop novel and innovative structures and materials for a wide range of technologies from cars to medical devices.
• Mechanical Engineers research, develop, design, manufacture and test tools, engines, machines and other mechanical devices for a wide range of applications, from the automotive and aerospace fields to biomedical and microsystems.