MSc Mechanical Engineering Design
Bournemouth UniversityBournemouth, England
- Intake
- January 2027
- Tuition fee
- £19,688 / year
- Duration
- 18 months full-time (January start)
University Of Bradford · City campus, England
This course develops advanced knowledge and practical skills in: • Mechanical system design • Solid mechanics • Materials and manufacturing • Mechatronics • Computer-aided engineering • Modelling and simulation • Engineering analysis and optimisation You also complete a substantial individual MSc project, with opportunities to work on research connected to industry
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• 2:2 Honours degree or equivalent • Degree should be in a relevant discipline • Applicants with substantial relevant industrial experience may be considered individually. • English: IELTS 6.0 or equivalent. For your BSc Computer Science: this particular course says relevant discipline, so Computer Science is not explicitly listed on the current course page. I would confirm your specific BScS background with Bradford before applying.
2700 GBP Scholarship will be awarded.
Core MSc Project · Your main independent engineering research/project. Advanced Solid Mechanics · Advanced analysis of materials and structures. Modelling and Optimisation · Computer modelling and improving engineering designs. Vehicle Powertrain and Dynamics · Vehicle engines, power systems and movement. Optional • Statistical Applications of Industrial Big Data — statistics for large engineering datasets. • Industrial Big Data Analysis and Mining — analysing industrial data. • Polymer and Materials Engineering — engineering materials and polymers. • Risk Assessment and Management — identifying and managing engineering risks. • Supply Chain Management and Production — production and supply-chain management. • Automotive Tribology and NVH — friction, wear, noise and vibration in vehicles. The university notes that modules can change.
Details can change. Confirm fees, entry requirements and deadlines on the official course page before applying.