BEng Mechanical Engineering

at University of Birmingham

• Students will be prepared to take on leadership roles in both industry and academia, addressing advanced issues within the discipline.
• Learn to design, analyse, and optimise mechanical systems and components for various applications.     
• Gain a solid foundation in core engineering principles such as mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, and materials science. 
•  Develop proficiency in mathematical methods and computational tools used for modelling

Modules:  

• Engineering Materials
• Engineering Mathematics 1
• Fluid Mechanics and Energy Transfer
• Integrated Design Project 1A
• Integrated Design Project 1B

Important Dates

Prospective students looking to join the September programme should start their application process early. This involves fulfilling any necessary requirements, such as English proficiency exams like IELTS or TOEFL if necessary. It's recommended to begin preparations about a year before the desired start date and submit applications approximately six months before the programme begins.

Course Rankings

In the prestigious 2024 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, The University of Birmingham has attained the 101st rank globally and has been placed within the top 100 universities in the United Kingdom. The university's Mechanical Engineering programmes have also received commendable rankings, as follows. 

• Students who achieved 80% in standard XII from ISC, CBSE, or Maharashtra boards, 75% from West Bengal, or 85% from other state boards are eligible for admission. 
• Additionally, A Level Mathematics is a prerequisite.
• English Language scores: IELTS: 6 and TOEFL: 80
• Additional Requirements: A single letter of recommendation, along with an academic transcript, is needed for LOR.

International Tuition Fees:

£23660 per year

Upon graduation, Mechanical Engineering students have access to a wide range of exciting career opportunities globally. The department facilitates industrial connections through an Industrial Liaison Officer, extensive research contacts, and an Industrial Advisory Committee. This ensures that the programmes remain industry-relevant and produce graduates equipped with the skills and knowledge required by employers.