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Mechanical Engineering

1 Study option · UndergraduateMerchiston Campus

Course summary

Work with the latest technology, learning to create engineering solutions and systems that have implications throughout modern society

With its enormous range of applications, mechanical engineering can offer a highly satisfying career. The course provides you with an introduction to engineering principles, ensuring you grasp the basic skills involved before progressing into more specialised areas like thermodynamic systems and mechanics of materials

The course allows you to specialise in later years and offers the opportunity to undertake a work placement that will gain you both industry experience and valuable contacts that may lead to future employment.

As you advance through this course you'll learn to apply and develop on your initial basic skills. This will allow you to become proficient in the analysis and design of a range of engineering systems and applications, ready for a professional role in the industry.

This course is accredited by IET - The Institute of Engineering and Technology.

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Application codes

Course code:
H300
Institution code:
E59

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