MSc Mechanical Engineering 2 Years

at Northumbria University

• The initial semesters cover topics such as computational fluid dynamics and heat transfer, multidisciplinary design and advanced stress analysis, and thermo-mechanical energy conversion systems.
• Teaching is delivered through lectures, seminars, and workshops, assessed via assignments, exams, and technical reports, all designed to closely mirror real working environment outputs.
• After completing the taught modules, students undertake a substantial research project in a specific area of mechanical engineering of their interest, with support and guidance from the teaching team.
• The Advanced Practice semester is assessed through a report and presentation on study abroad or research group activities, enhancing practical learning and experience.

Modules

• Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer (Core,20 Credits)
• Composite Materials and Lightweight Structures (Core,20 Credits)
• Advanced Stress and Structural Analysis (Core,20 Credits)
• Research Methods (Core,20 Credits)
• Thermo-Mechanical Energy Conversion Systems (Core,20 Credits)
• Multidisciplinary Design and Engineering Optimisation (Core,20 Credits)
• Academic Language Skills for Mechanical and Construction Engineering (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)

Important Dates

This programme commences in September. Prospective applicants should regularly check the university's website for any updates regarding the application procedure. Furthermore, applications can be submitted via UCAS.

• A minimum of a 2:2 honours degree in an engineering or science discipline is required. 
• Equivalent professional qualifications, other subject qualifications, and/or relevant work experience will also be considered on an individual basis.
• International applicants must have an overall IELTS (Academic) score of at least 6.5, with no component below 5.5 (or an approved equivalent.
• IELTS: 6.5

The MSc Mechanical Engineering 2 Years fees are £19,500/Yr . Students are encouraged to consistently monitor the university's website for the latest information regarding programme fees, as they may undergo annual revisions. The website offers up-to-date information on fee structures and any potential additional costs.

Upon completing this course in Mechanical Engineering, you'll find numerous career paths available to you due to its overlap with various engineering disciplines. Many graduates opt for roles such as designers, analysts, project managers, or consultants within the expansive engineering sector. Additionally, you may choose to further your knowledge by pursuing a PhD, leveraging the solid foundation provided by this course to advance to an even higher level of expertise.