Computational Engineering with Industry (Taught)

The MSc in Computational Engineering is for students seeking to acquire the necessary skills to develop and apply computational methods for performing virtual simulations of a wide range physical problems, including solid mechanics, fluid dynamics, wave propagation and multi-physics.

Applicants to this MSc are usually students with a background in an Engineering (mechanical, aerospace, civil or electrical) or Science (mathematics, physics) discipline. This is a multidisciplinary programme, with modules that are complementary to those seeking to develop computational engineering skills to further their careers in Engineering and Science.

Students will develop solid programming skills and they will be able to tailor their degree by choosing one of the two available specialisations:

• Data-Driven methods: Students will specialise in the integration of numerical methods and machine learning techniques with big data for solving real-life engineering and scientific problems.

• Numerical techniques: Students will specialise in the development and analysis of modern computational methods with particular emphasis on the research aspect.

Modules will typically include: Machine Learning, Advanced Computational Methods for Engineers, Finite Element Computational Analysis, Advanced Fluid Flow Simulation and Socio-Technical Engineering