MSc / PgDip / PgCert Advanced Mechanical Engineering Design

at University of Salford

• The programme covers core mechanical engineering principles like solid mechanics, thermodynamics, and materials science at an advanced level. 
• Students study computational methods for design, including finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, and optimisation techniques. 
• Specialised modules focus on stress analysis, fatigue and fracture mechanics, and advanced manufacturing processes. 
• Hands-on design projects allow students to apply their knowledge to real-world engineering problems and develop practical skills. 
• The curriculum also emphasises using industry-standard design software and emerging technologies in mechanical engineering.

Course Modules

• Engineering Computation
• Automation and Robotics (Advanced Mech Eng)
• Mechatronics (Advanced Mech Eng)
• Mechanical Engineering Group Design
• Artificial Intelligence (Advanced Mech Eng)
• Energy Utilisation (Advanced Mech Eng)

Important Dates

The university will open the application process before the intake period begins. Prospective students should have all the necessary documents ready in advance. It is advisable for students to frequently check the university's website for updates regarding the opening of the upcoming application cycle. Moreover, students can utilise the UniScholars platform to initiate their application process.

• Candidates are expected to possess a relevant engineering honours degree at a minimum of a second-class (2:2) level or higher, encompassing disciplines such as aeronautical, mechanical, civil, or structural engineering.
• For the IELTS Academic test, prospective undergraduate students generally aim for an overall band score of 6.0, ensuring that their performance in each individual section meets or exceeds the 5.5 threshold.

The University of Salford costs between £ 17,040/yr to £ 19,040/yr as tuition fees for the MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering Design programme. Regularly checking the university's website is recommended so that students stay abreast of any changes to the fees for their programme.

Graduates of the MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering Design programme at the University of Salford are well-prepared for a diverse range of exciting career opportunities. They can pursue roles as mechanical design engineers, product designers, research and development specialists, or engineering consultants across various automotive, aerospace, energy, manufacturing, and construction industries.