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Engineering (Renewable Energy) - MEng (Hons)

Durham University

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  • Qualification

    Master of Engineering (with Honours) - MEng (Hon)

  • Location

    Durham City

  • Study mode

    Full time

  • Start date

    29-SEP-26

  • Duration

    4 Years

Course summary

Master the skills you need to plan, design and analyse engineering projects. Become a specialist in renewable energies, responding to new and changing technologies.,This is a four-year degree that delivers the breadth and depth that you will need to succeed in the world of engineering. It is designed to produce graduates who will go on to lead engineering teams. A common first two years in General Engineering provide you with the broad knowledge required to effectively work on multi-disciplinary engineering problems. The course structure offers a huge amount of flexibility – you could join us on a civil engineering pathway but decide to pursue renewable engineering at the end of your second year. We believe in empowering our students to make informed decisions that would best serve their future careers. After your first two years, you will start to specialise in Civil, Electrical, Electronic or Mechanical Engineering, and supplement this discipline-specific knowledge with Engineering Design activities and focused practical skills. You can further specialise in your final year, with three additional choices: Aeronautical Engineering, Renewable Energies, and Bioengineering, learning advanced topics at the forefront of engineering knowledge whilst working with a world-leading academic on a research and development dissertation project, the highlight of many of our students’ degrees.You will study four modules in engineering, one in mathematics and one optional module. In your engineering modules, you will examine 3D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software and implement engineering algorithms into computer code. You will also take part in a group design activity where you have to design, build and test a device to solve a specific engineering challenge. Recent examples include miniature hydroelectric generators and chain-climbing robots.Course structureYear 1 modulesCore modules:Solid Mechanics and Structures 1 gives you a working knowledge of solid mechanics, structures and structural analysis, in a wider engineering context.Electronic and Electrical Systems 1 provides you with knowledge of electrical and electronic circuit theory, components, electromagnetism and hardware interfacing.Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics 1 offers a knowledge of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics including dimensional analysis, fluid statics and fluid dynamics.Engineering Practice 1 provides you with practical engineering skills relevant to multiple engineering disciplines. It shows how the material covered in other engineering modules fits together in the wider engineering context, and will also introduce you to engineering ethics and professional issues.Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists gives you all the maths skills and techniques needed for studying Engineering and other sciences.Optional modules:In recent years, optional modules have included: Introduction to ProgrammingComputational Thinking.Year 2 modulesCore modules:Engineering Mathematics 2 provides a working knowledge of probability and statistics and advanced mathematical methods for modelling engineering problems.Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics 2 gives you further working knowledge of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics.Solid Mechanics and Structures 2 builds your knowledge of the mechanics of dynamics and vibration, stress analysis of structures and sections, trusses and frames, and the mechanics of soils. It also provides an introduction to finite element methods.Electrical Engineering 2 provides you with a working knowledge of mathematical methods for modelling engineering problems and computing.Electronics 2 gives you a working knowledge of electronics and computing in terms of circuits, digital electronics and microprocessor design.Engineering Design 2 You will learn about various aspects of the design process including the principles of design and project management.

Tuition fees

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£ 33,250per year

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University information

Durham University

Durham University

Durham University

  • University League Table

    5th

  • Campus address

    Durham City, Palatine Centre, Durham, Durham, DH1 3HP, United Kingdom

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Teaching is research-led and delivered by some of the world's leading experts. Durham supports students to progress to career opportunities around the globe.
More than 120 countries are represented at Durham, creating a diverse and welcoming place to study with an international outlook.
Its collegiate system makes Durham University exceptional. Each student belongs to a college: an inspiring and supportive community to call home from day one.

Subject rankings

  • Subject ranking

    General Engineering

    5th out of 34 1

    2nd out of 72 2

  • Entry standards

    / Max 222
    199 90%

    4th

  • Graduate prospects

    / Max 100
    96.0 96%

    5th

  • Student satisfaction

    / Max 4
    3.09 77%

    12th

    3

  • Entry standards

    / Max 210
    180 85%

    6th

  • Graduate prospects

    / Max 100
    94.0 94%

    1st

    3

  • Student satisfaction

    / Max 4
    3.31 83%

    12th

    18

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