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Stage 1 will provide a broad introduction to the principles of engineering. You'll work in a team on a design and build project, getting hands-on experience from day one.

Modules

Compulsory Modules Credits
Engineering Mathematics I 20
Electrical and Magnetic Systems 15
Electronics and Sensors 10
Thermofluid Mechanics 15
Properties & Behaviour of Engineering Materials 15
Mechanics I 15
Introduction to Programming Languages (C, Matlab and Python) 15
Sustainable Design, Creativity and Professionalism 15

In Stage 2, you'll study key areas of engineering, including mechanical, thermo-fluid, electrical, and materials sciences. You'll also learn about engineering design, manufacturing, engineering mathematics, management, and professional skills for the workplace.

Modules

Compulsory Modules Credits
Engineering Mathematics II 10
Materials Science II 10
Thermal Engineering 10
Applications of Engineering Fluid Mechanics II 10
AC Electrical Power and Conversion 10
Mathematical Modelling & Statistical Methods For Engineering 10
Business and Law for Engineers 10
Engineering Mechanics: Statics 10
Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics 10
Design and Manufacturing II 20
Mechanical Engineering Professional Skills II 10

In Stage 3, you'll continue exploring a wide range of mechanical engineering topics, building a strong set of skills for the workplace.

You'll also take on an engineering project of your choice. These are designed to help you solve complex problems while improving key skills like project planning, time management, critical thinking, and data analysis.

Modules

Compulsory Modules Credits
Computational Heat and Fluid Flow 10
Advanced Mechanics and Structural Optimisation 20
Digital Manufacturing Processes and Systems 20
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering 10
Advanced Thermofluid Dynamics 10
Introduction to Mechatronics Design 20
Mechanical Engineering Project 30