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MSc Mechanical Engineering
University of Wolverhampton

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Qualification

MSc - Master of Science
Location

Telford
Study mode

Full time
Start date

JAN
Duration

1 Year

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Course summary

Advance your mechanical engineering expertise and gain invaluable industry experience with our MSc Mechanical Engineering with Professional Practice. This two-year program combines advanced mechanical engineering education with a six-month professional placement, giving you a competitive edge in the engineering job market.Why choose this course?This innovative MSc course provides an advanced understanding of mechanical engineering, with the aim of producing postgraduates who can overcome the new and exciting challenges of the subject, and encourage imaginative and creative innovation.Develop advanced knowledge in mechanical sciences and engineeringGain expertise in investigative modelling and computational strategiesLearn to apply finite element modelling techniques to complex engineering systemsUnderstand advanced solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, and analytical techniquesSynthesize novel designs for a range of engineering applicationsWhat happens on the course?Study modules covering research methods, design optimization, CFD, advanced materials, and moreEngage in varied assessment methods developing both technical ability and transferable skillsUndertake practical coursework and examinations to assess knowledge and problem-solving skillsParticipate in live industrial projects where possibleComplete a substantial dissertation project in a specialized areaSome modules on the course are assessed by a mixture of coursework and examination. The coursework is designed to assess practical skills and problem-solving ability, whereas the examination will focus more on assessing knowledge and understanding. Some modules will be teaching practical applied skills and so may be assessed entirely by coursework which might include laboratory work, report writing, and presentations.The learning strategy will promote the transferable skills gained during the course. These will include project management, analytical thinking, process application, and materials analysis, allowing you to pursue a career in mechanical engineering.