Introduction
The Advanced Mechanical Engineering MSc is designed to provide you with the skills, knowledge and expertise required to develop a successful mechanical engineering career in the sector of your choice, including energy and power, aerospace, automotive and manufacturing. Our focus is on ensuring that you can make an impact from day one in your career. We do this by teaching you the state-of-the-art skills in mechanical engineering, enabling you to apply what you learn through industrially relevant group and individual research projects and equipping you with technology leadership skills.
Graduates of this course have gone on to work in a range of roles, including:
- Mechanical Design Engineer at Siemens,
- Production Line Supervisor & Lean Implementer at GKN Land Systems,
- Staff Engineer at BPP Technical Services Ltd working on offshore oil and gas engineering,
- Engineer at Det Norske Veritas,
- Management Associate at BMW Group UK Limited,
- Project Engineer at BASF Coatings S.A.
Programme Structure
The taught element of the course comprises of eight modules and is delivered between October and February.Â
Five one-week modules, mostly delivered in the early part of the year, cover the fundamentals of Advanced Mechanical Engineering. These are intensive weeks, consisting of all day teaching. During this period, there are some weeks without modules, which are largely free of structured teaching to allow time for more independent learning and reflection, completion of assignments or exam preparation.
After the winter break there are three two-week modules that involve more active problem-based learning and typically include practical or laboratory sessions, case studies or group work. These are an opportunity for you to apply and integrate your knowledge. These modules are all assessed by assignments that are completed during the two-week period. The focus on group work and application within these modules provides a valuable transition into the Group Project.
Admissions Requirements
Five one-week modules, mostly delivered in the early part of the year, cover the fundamentals of Advanced Mechanical Engineering. These are intensive weeks, consisting of all day teaching. During this period, there are some weeks without modules, which are largely free of structured teaching to allow time for more independent learning and reflection, completion of assignments or exam preparation.
After the winter break there are three two-week modules that involve more active problem-based learning and typically include practical or laboratory sessions, case studies or group work. These are an opportunity for you to apply and integrate your knowledge. These modules are all assessed by assignments that are completed during the two-week period. The focus on group work and application within these modules provides a valuable transition into the Group Project.
Dates & Fees
Dates
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Fees
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Contact Details
Cranfield Campus
College Road
Cranfield
MK43 0AL
UK
Tel: +44 (0)1234 750111
Email: studyaerospace@cranfield.ac.uk