BEng Mechanical Engineering

at Canterbury Christ Church University

• The BEng Mechanical Engineering programme at Canterbury Christ Church University covers various disciplines within the field of mechanical engineering. 
• In the very first semester, students study the fundamental principles along with mechanics, thermodynamics, and materials. 
• Theoretical learning is combined with practical application through a range of design, analysis, and testing projects to diversify the complexity of the system and components. 
• In addition, we touch upon advanced topics like robotics, renewable energy, and automation to address present issues in the field. 
• The programme is designed to provide students with the understanding and abilities required to establish a career in mechanical engineering. 

Course Modules

• Professional Practical Engineering (with Mechatronics Project)
• Mathematics & Computing for Engineers
• Introduction to Engineering Design
• Introduction to Elect/Mechanical Systems and Practice
• Introduction to Material Engineering Characteristics & Manufacture

Important Dates

Prospective students keen on this programme are advised to stay updated via the university's website for any announcements regarding applications reopening. The course is set to start in September. Students can always register for the intake via the UCAS portal.

• For admission, the university accepts A Levels with grades BBC, a BTEC qualification achieving DMM, an Access course with 15 Distinctions and 30 Merits, an International Baccalaureate score of 29 points, or a combination of qualifications totalling 112 UCAS points.
• To be admitted to the standard undergraduate programme, applicants must achieve an overall IELTS score of 6.0 and no band score lower than 5.5 in any section.

The cost of the BEng Mechanical Engineering at Canterbury Christ Church University is between £ 14,500/Yr to £ 15,500/Yr. We advise that this is the most up-to-date course fee; you may see the university's website for the most recent fees. Please note that fees for all programmes may be updated annually depending on student residency status and mode of attendance. Please visit the university's website, including additional fees, for the most up-to-date cost information. 

Mechanical engineering graduates from Canterbury Christ Church University have a broad range of career opportunities in the engineering sector. You could become a mechanical engineer in automotive, aerospace, energy, or manufacturing.

Alternatively, you might work as a design engineer or project manager. You could be developing, designing or maintaining mechanical systems and components. Graduates of this programme can provide evidence of rigorous analytic ability and a high level of problem-solving skill, in addition to demonstrating the aptitude to design, develop and maintain complete mechanical systems; this makes them highly sought after employees. Furthermore, they will also have the tools necessary to adapt to new technologies and methodologies, while retaining a thorough understanding of the integral science and engineering principles.