Mechanical Engineering, MEng

Program Overview

This integrated master’s program offers three years of undergraduate study followed by a final master’s year, preparing students for advanced roles in high-value manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace sectors. Key areas of study include structural mechanics, electrical circuits, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics, with the final year centered on a master’s-level engineering project. Accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, this degree ensures a strong professional foundation for aspiring engineers.

Highlights

• Location: Medway, Kent – easily accessible to London and the Kent coast.
• William Hills Bursary: £2,000 per year for eligible students.
• Top-Ranked University: Greenwich ranked top in the UK by StudentCrowd 2023.
• Inclusive Community: Diverse environment with active research-focused academics.

What You’ll Study

• Year 1: Core modules including Engineering Mathematics, Fluid Mechanics, and Design & Materials.
• Year 2: Focus on Thermodynamics, Electrical Circuits, and Machine Mechanics.
• Year 3: Individual Project with optional advanced courses in areas like Avionics, Mechatronics, and Heat Transfer.
• Year 4: Group Industrial Project and electives such as Impact Engineering, Lean Manufacturing, and Rapid Prototyping.

Careers & Placements

Students have the opportunity to undertake placements with leading organizations like Dyson, GSK, and the NHS. Placement options include:

• Summer Placements: Lasting 6 weeks to 3 months, providing practical industry experience.
• Sandwich Placements: 9–12 months between Years 2 and 3, with reduced tuition fees and typically paid positions or expense coverage.

Support & Employability

Greenwich provides extensive support through:

• Career Services: Placement guidance, CV support, and interview preparation.
• Academic Resources: Personal tutors, writing coaches, and specialized assistance for students with disabilities.

This program equips students with both technical expertise and professional readiness, setting them up for success in competitive engineering industries.