The latest technological advances are incorporated in the computing and control engineering elements of the course which emphasise using technology to solve engineering problems. As a cross-faculty course, the student is able to gain knowledge and particular skills from both the Faculty of Computing and the Faculty of Science and Mathematics. Year 1 Mathematics, Engineering Graphics, Computer Applications in Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering. Year 2 Mathematics, Automatic Control Systems, Materials Engineering, Engineering Design, International Studies or Foreign Languages, or Industrial Behaviour, Computer Aided Engineering, Computing, Applied Mechanics, Thermofluid Dynamics.
Opportunities exist for paid placements in the UK and overseas.
Year 4 Sandwich Students as Year 3 Full-time Students. Special Features Long standing academic and industrial exchanges are possible throughout Europe. Assessment Assessment makes extensive use of projects and coursework as well as examinations. Selection Process Selection is by application form, interviews and open days. Your Future Career Career areas include mechanical engineering in the manufacturing and process industries, engineering design consultancies and aerospace companies.