Génie mécanique et de production, MSc

Greenwich’s MSc in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering is a project-led program designed to extend students’ technical expertise while providing room for personal interests to thrive. The program emphasizes career-readiness by developing essential skills for mechanical and manufacturing engineering, along with insights into management and industrial applications. Students can choose projects that reflect their specialist interests, often aligned with research areas such as manufacturing and materials handling, or stemming from industry collaborations.

Key Highlights:

• Accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET): Meets further learning requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) registration.
• Year 1 Modules include:
• Individual Research Project
• Strategy & Management
• Advanced Thermo-fluid Applications
• Lean Manufacturing Principles
• Optional modules like Modern Materials.

Learning Experience:

• A blend of lectures, interactive discussions, and hands-on exercises in small class sizes for personalized attention.
• The program encourages independent learning, supported by a robust academic support system, including personal tutors and a department induction.

Assessment:

• Evaluation through presentations, critical reviews, and examinations.
• Feedback is provided within 15 working days.

Career Opportunities:

• Graduates can explore career opportunities in diverse sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and process industries.
• A dedicated employability team offers support in job market insights, CV preparation, and placement opportunities.

Greenwich’s supportive academic environment, paired with industry-relevant projects, equips students for leadership roles in mechanical and manufacturing engineering. The program’s focus on practical learning ensures graduates are ready to tackle challenges across various engineering sectors.