MSc Mechanical Engineering

1 Years On Campus Masters Program

University of Wolverhampton

Program Overview

University of Wolverhampton's MSc Mechanical Engineering is a one-year postgraduate program that combines theory and practice to equip students with advanced skills in mechanical engineering. Designed for recent graduates and professionals, the program offers an opportunity to develop technical expertise in engineering design, analysis, and manufacturing. Students will learn advanced topics that qualify them to work in various fields such as automotive, aerospace, and energy industries.

Curriculum Structure:
Wolverhampton's MSc course focuses on equipping students with comprehensive knowledge in the fundamentals of mechanical engineering through an integration of core subjects, project work, and practical experience in designing. The structure includes:

  • Core Modules: These vary from addressing topics like mechanical system design, fluid mechanics, materials science, and thermodynamics to establishing a good foundation.

  • Advanced Analytical Techniques: The students become proficient in engineering analysis, using software like ANSYS and MATLAB to create solutions to real-life mechanical engineering issues.

  • Independent Project: Conducting an individual research project based on which the students can utilize the learned skills and information acquired throughout the course to arrive at solutions to real-life engineering issues.

  • Industrial Software: Students are trained to use advanced engineering software for engineering system modeling, simulation, and testing.

Accreditation
Though not individually accredited, the University of Wolverhampton is renowned for producing industry professionals. MSc in Mechanical Engineering is accredited by leading engineering employers and is complying with the standards level required by those seeking registration for Chartered Engineer status (CEng) through professional bodies such as the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).

Campus Location:
The Wolverhampton University is based in the heart of Wolverhampton, which is a bustling city in the UK's West Midlands. The university's facilities are top-notch, with specialist laboratories, engineering workshops, and bespoke design studios, which suit the needs of the students to thrive in their professional and academic lives.

 

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

The course is based on experiential learning and provides each student with ample opportunities to be engaged in practical, real-world experiences:

  • Engineering Projects: Practical project work is integrated into the course to simulate the kind of problems that students will face in industry.

  • Industry Collaborations: The college has strong links with top engineering companies, giving students the chance to work on industrial projects and interact with professionals.

  • Professional Practice: A professional practice component is offered as an optional option, enabling students to gain work experience while they study, which can make a real difference to employability.

 

Progression & Future Opportunities

MSc Mechanical Engineering graduates are highly sought after by employers in a wide range of industries. The university's Career Services provide complete support, including:

  • Career guidance and counseling to help students decide on the right course of action.

  • Mock interviews and CV courses to enable students to prepare best for the workplace.

  • Job fairs and industry networking events, where students are given an opportunity to mingle with employers and secure placements within the engineering sector.

Employability:
Graduates of the course have secured jobs with leading companies in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, renewable energy, and manufacturing. The standing of the university, combined with its industry connections, ensures that the graduates are well equipped to thrive in the cutthroat job market.

Further Academic Progression:
For students who desire to continue further studies, the MSc in Mechanical Engineering gives an excellent foundation for future postgraduate study. Graduates may continue to PhD study in mechanical engineering or related areas, or gain professional accreditation in project management or systems engineering. The program also acts as a stepping stone to professional routes such as Chartered Engineer (CEng) or Project Engineer.

Program Key Stats

£16,950
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Eligibility Criteria

2.4
6.5
79
3 Year
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Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • R&D engineer
  • mechanical design engineer
  • aerospace engineer
  • automotive engineer
  • energy systems analyst
  • robotics engineer
  • manufacturing engineer
  • structural analyst
  • PhD researcher
  • technology consultant
  • project engineer
  • thermal systems engineer

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