Description

BEng Mechanical Engineering

The Mechanical Engineering programme at University of Hull gives you the core theoretical and practical skills you’ll need throughout your time at university and beyond. CAD, programming and control and thermo fluids are just a few of the areas you’ll cover. The mathematics module is specifically geared towards engineering applications.

Duration

3 years

Starting Date

September

Tuition Fee

Home/EU: £9,250 per year
International: £18,300 per year

Location

Hull, United Kingdom

About the programme

Hull has an excellent reputation for teaching Mechanical Engineering. We’re ranked Top 10 in the UK for Value Added*, a metric that determines how likely our students are to graduate with a 1st or 2:1. This Mechanical Engineering programme at University of Hull shares a common first year with the other engineering subjects in the Department of Engineering, making it possible for you to switch between degrees at the end of the first year if you want to choose a different pathway.

Transferable skills – teamwork, problem solving, presentations skills and report writing – are embedded in the programme. The modules you’ll study encourage project-based learning and you’ll get the chance to manufacture and test your concepts. You’ll also take part in Global Challenge, where you’ll work in a team to tackle a design and build project.

We treat you as a trainee engineer, so that by the time you graduate you’ll have gained a broad knowledge base and innovative problem-solving skills which you can then apply to a range of industries: automotive, aerospace, energy and medical devices, to name just a few.

Future prospects

Product developer
Production manager
Engineering manager
Researcher
Designer

The skills you learn from studying engineering will give you access to career paths across a range of industries. And with a national shortage of engineers, your skills are likely to be in high demand.

The graduates have gone on to find work as science, engineering or technology professionals with organisations such as BAE Systems, British Energy, the Royal Navy, Williams F1 and Rolls-Royce.