COURSE CURRICULUM

The Mechanical Engineering degree offers a comprehensive pathway to mastering the principles and applications of modern engineering. In the first year, students build a strong foundation with modules covering engineering mathematics, materials and electrical systems, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, structures, dynamics, and project and risk management, alongside collaborative mechanical group design projects. These core subjects provide the essential analytical, technical, and teamwork skills required to progress in the field. In the second year, students deepen their understanding of engineering mathematics, dynamics and control, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, structural mechanics, and manufacturing processes, while continuing to apply their learning through mechanical group design projects. This stage emphasizes the integration of theory with practical problem-solving, preparing students for more advanced concepts and industrial challenges. In the final year, the program focuses on professional development and industry readiness, offering modules in industrial management, project preparation, control engineering, finite element analysis, and advanced structural mechanics. Students also engage in thermodynamics and fluid mechanics at a higher level, further develop manufacturing skills, and complete a major individual project, consolidating their knowledge and experience. Graduates leave with a well-rounded skill set, including technical expertise, analytical thinking, and practical project experience, ready to contribute effectively in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing.