BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering Technology

at University of Greenwich

• The first two years cover fundamentals like mathematics, mechanics, thermodynamics, materials technology, CAD, and manufacturing processes.
•  Core topics in years three and four include solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, control systems, and engineering design and project management. 
• A major portion involves hands-on practical work in areas like CNC machining, welding, hydraulics, and robotics. 
• Students also study business management concepts relevant to engineering industries. 
• A year-long industrial placement provides real-world engineering experience before the final year.

Course Modules

• Design and Materials 
• Engineering Professional Skills 1
• Engineering Principles 
• Technology Mathematics 
• Mechanical Principles
• Engineering Professional Skills 2

Important Dates

Intake schedules at the university vary according to the program and campus. For the latest information on 2024 intake periods, prospective students should check the university's official website or contact the admissions office. Although universities generally accept students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) terms, it's crucial to confirm the specifics directly with the institution.

Course Ranking

The University of Greenwich is now considered one of the best universities in the world. This well-known public research university in the city of London has been highly ranked by major global university ranking systems like Times Higher Education (THE), QS, and U.S. News & World Report. Since 2021, these influential rankers have consistently placed Greenwich among the top universities worldwide. This high ranking shows Greenwich's dedication to providing great education and doing important innovative research.

• A typical A-Level programme usually includes two subjects, typically with one chosen from a science-related field.
•  T Levels require achieving a Pass grade in Laboratory Sciences, equivalent to a D or E on the Core. 
• To earn a BTEC National qualification, students need to finish an Extended Diploma in Applied Science. 
• Both A-Level and BTEC National pathways suggest completing a Diploma or Extended Certificate in Applied Science, preferably along with a related science A-Level. For the International Baccalaureate, a minimum of 24 points overall is needed, with a High Level science subject score of 3. 
• Access to Higher Education often mandates a grounding in science.
• Candidates sitting for the IELTS Academic exam should aim to attain an overall score of 6.0, ensuring that their performance in each section stays above 5.5.

International Tuition Fees:

£17500 per year

Graduates are well-suited for technical roles across sectors like manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, energy production, and construction. Common positions include mechanical technologist, manufacturing engineer, production engineer, maintenance engineer, technical services engineer and CAD technician. The combination of academic knowledge and extensive practical, hands-on training makes them valuable assets able to apply engineering technology solutions on the factory or workshop floor.