Stage 1 will provide a broad introduction to the principles of engineering. You'll get hands-on experience from the very beginning of your degree, working in a team on a design and build project.

Stage 2 covers mechanical, thermo-fluid, electrical and materials engineering sciences, engineering design and manufacturing, engineering mathematics, management, professional and enterprise skills.

In Stage 3, your studies continue to cover a broad range of mechanical engineering topics. You'll develop a broad set of skills and knowledge ready to take into the workplace.

You'll also work on an engineering project selected from a wide range of topics. This project is designed to develop your ability to tackle complex engineering problems while strengthening essential skills such as project planning, time management, critical thinking, and data analysis.

In Stage 4 you will study advanced specialist topics and complete a major project. You'll also complete a team project designed to develop your project management, design and analysis skills, relevant to your career as an engineer.

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules (except Mechanical Engineering with Biomedical Engineering):

All candidates shall follow one of the specialisms:

 Mechanical Engineering

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules:

Sustainable Transport Engineering

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules:

Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules:

Mechanical Engineering with Mechatronics

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules:

Mechanical Engineering with Biomedical Engineering

 All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules:

Mechanical Engineering with Energy

All candidates shall take the following compulsory modules: