BSc Mechanical Engineering

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Sharjah

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Sharjah provides a strong foundation in mechanical systems, energy, manufacturing, and design. It suits students with an interest in mathematics and physical sciences who want to develop analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills for engineering careers.


Curriculum structure

Year 1:
Students build core scientific and technical foundations through Calculus, Physics, General Chemistry, and Programming for Engineers. Courses such as Engineering Graphics and Statics introduce technical drawing and basic force analysis.

Year 2:
The second year focuses on key mechanical engineering subjects including Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Manufacturing Processes, and Mechanics of Materials. Students learn how energy systems work, how materials behave under load, and how mechanical components are produced.

Year 3:
In the third year, students study Heat Transfer, Dynamics, Control Systems, and Engineering Economics, linking theory with practical laboratory work. Emphasis is placed on analysing dynamic systems, automation, and engineering decision-making.

Year 4:
The final year centres on Senior Design Project I & II, Practical Training, and technical electives. Students integrate knowledge from previous years to solve complex engineering problems and gain industry-relevant experience.


Focus areas (in a string):
Mechanical systems; thermodynamics; fluid mechanics; heat transfer; manufacturing processes; dynamics and control; materials engineering.

Learning outcomes (in a string):
Apply engineering mathematics and science; analyse and design mechanical systems; integrate thermal, fluid, and material principles; use engineering tools and software; complete independent and team-based design projects.

Professional alignment (accreditation):
Accredited in line with international engineering education standards, supporting professional engineering practice and global recognition.

Reputation (employability rankings):
The University of Sharjah is a well-established institution in the UAE, with its mechanical engineering graduates benefiting from strong employability in regional and international engineering industries.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Sharjah, students develop practical skills through a curriculum that integrates mandatory laboratory work with each technical course and culminates in a comprehensive senior design project. The program is supported by the university's College of Engineering Laboratories, which include specialized facilities such as the Thermodynamics Lab, Fluid Mechanics Lab, and Materials Testing Lab.

This applied learning approach is implemented through specific resources and requirements:

  • Departmental Laboratories: Students utilize specialized labs including the Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer Laboratory, Fluid Mechanics Laboratory, Mechanics of Materials Laboratory, and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Laboratory.

  • Industry-Standard Software: Training is provided in key engineering software, such as ANSYS for simulation and finite element analysis, SolidWorks or AutoCAD for 3D modeling and design, and MATLAB for computation and control systems.

  • Senior Design Project (Graduation Project): A mandatory Graduation Project in the final year requires students to work in teams to design, analyze, and often prototype a mechanical system, applying integrated knowledge to solve a complex engineering problem.

  • Practical Training (Internship): Students must complete a Practical Training course, involving a summer internship or work placement with an approved industrial company to gain professional experience.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the University of Sharjah's BSc in Mechanical Engineering program secure roles across power generation, aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing sectors, bolstered by practical training and senior design projects. Typical job roles include mechanical engineer, design engineer, manufacturing engineer, and project engineer.​

Progression & Future Opportunities:

  • Career & Professional Development team provides personalized resources, internships, and industry networking.​

  • UAE mechanical engineers earn AED 3,500–7,300 monthly on average, up to AED 19,000 with experience.​

  • Partnerships enable real-world projects in energy, construction, and aerospace; accreditation supports global employability; outcomes emphasize innovation and problem-solving.​

Further Academic Progression: Students can advance to MSc/PhD programs at University of Sharjah or other UAE institutions in thermo-fluids, solid mechanics, robotics, or energy conversion, using technical electives and senior projects as foundations.​

Program Key Stats

AED57592 (Annual cost)
AED 369
Sept Intake : 31st May


Eligibility Criteria

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Additional Information & Requirements

Country Requirements

Career Options

  • Mechanical Design Engineer
  • Thermal Systems Engineer
  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • Mechatronics Engineer
  • Robotics Engineer
  • Project Engineer
  • Engineering Manager
  • Technical Team Lead
  • Engineering Consultant
  • Research and Development Engineer

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