Recommended institutions for mechanical engineering in Britain (2) ⑤ Birmingham University.
The Master of Advanced Mechanical Engineering (MSC) of Birmingham University is certified by IMechE British Institution of Mechanical Engineers, which is suitable for those students who want to work in the mechanical engineering industry or pursue further studies (PhD) in the future. It involves many disciplines, such as biofuels and oxidation, manufacturing technology, micro-electromechanical systems, automation and robotics. Students need to choose the subjects they want to know more about according to their hobbies. The teachers who teach this major are experienced and have research results in their respective fields. The compulsory courses offered are: research and professional skills, comprehensive design project 3, research plan, etc. Evaluation methods include project report, demonstration, examination, etc.
Entry requirements: major in mechanical engineering/physics, with relevant work experience to consider; 2 1 1, 985 (including affiliated secondary colleges)/netbig top 200 score above 80, and other universities score above 85; IELTS 6.0, each item is not less than 5.5.
6 Southampton University Southampton University
There are five major directions in advanced mechanical engineering science of MSc in Southampton University: computer engineering design, engineering materials, mechatronics, propulsion and engine system engineering, propulsion and engine system engineering, surface engineering and coatings. PS: These majors are offered separately, and students need to determine their learning direction when applying.
Master of Science in Computational Engineering Design trains students to use various software tools to evaluate the feasibility of design, and use advanced numerical methods to solve design problems by applying design search and optimization principles. The graduation research project was completed under the guidance of experts from the Computing Engineering and Design Research Group of Southampton University. Compulsory courses include: introduction to advanced mechanical engineering, numerical method, advanced calculation method 1, finite element analysis of solid mechanics, machine learning, applied computational fluid dynamics, advanced partial differential equations, aeroelasticity, etc. Assessment methods include: thesis, oral examination, course assignment, individual/group project, etc.
MSc Engineering Materials aims to understand the properties, limitations and engineering applications of materials, cultivate students' understanding of microstructure and surface characteristics, and cultivate their research skills in applying structural materials in engineering. The compulsory courses offered include: introduction to advanced mechanical engineering, microstructure engineering for traffic applications, surface engineering, description of microstructure and surface characteristics, automobile manufacturing and materials, composite engineering design and mechanics, finite element analysis of solid mechanics, etc. The assessment methods include papers, oral exams, course assignments, individual/group projects, etc.
Master of Science in Mechatronics (MSc Mechatronics) unifies the principles of electrical, mechanical and computer engineering, and trains students how to use advanced electrical systems and understand the influence and use of control systems, devices and sensors. This course is taught by scholars from the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Research Group of Southampton University. The required courses are: introduction to advanced mechanical engineering, control and instrumentation, advanced sensors and condition monitoring, advanced calculation method 1, finite element analysis of solid mechanics, fuel cell and photovoltaic system 1, numerical method, robot system, etc. The assessment methods include papers, oral exams, course assignments, individual/group projects, etc.
The Master of Science in Propulsion and Engine Systems Engineering aims to learn, analyze and design advanced electrical systems, as well as gas turbines, internal combustion engines, electric and hybrid engines for aircraft and automobiles. Compulsory courses include: Introduction to Advanced Mechanical Engineering, Aircraft Propulsion, Tribological Engineering and Engine Friction, Advanced Sensors and Condition Monitoring, Application of Computer Fluid Dynamics, Microstructures Engineering for Traffic Applications, Thermal Fluid Engineering with Low Carbon Energy, etc. The assessment methods include small papers, oral exams, course assignments, individual/group projects, etc.
The Master of Science in Surface Engineering and Coatings mainly explores the frontier development of tribology and surface engineering. The teachers who teach this major are all top experts and professors from the National Advanced Tribology Research Center in Southampton, England. Compulsory courses include: surface engineering, description of microstructure and surface characteristics, tribology engineering and engine friction, introduction to advanced mechanical engineering, finite element analysis of solid mechanics, advanced sensors and condition monitoring, microstructure engineering for traffic applications, etc. The assessment methods include small papers, oral exams, course assignments, individual/group projects, etc.
The above majors are all certified by IMechE British Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and all require: professional background in engineering and physics, relevant work experience can be considered; The average score of former 100 universities is above 80; Ielts 6.5
⑦ Queen Mary University of London.
The QM Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (conversion course) of Queen Mary University in London is suitable for students with scientific background, such as biology, mathematics, chemistry and physics, who want to transfer to mechanical engineering. This major covers a wide range of fields, such as alternative and renewable energy, heat transfer fluid, computer engineering (solid and fluid), control engineering, robotics, materials science (structural and functional materials) and so on. The compulsory courses offered include: engineering methods, computer-aided engineering | solids and fluids, design | material selection, basic mathematical skills of engineers, etc. Assessment methods include course assignments, exams, etc.
Entry requirements: major in science/mathematics.
MSC advanced mechanical engineering is suitable for those students who have known science and engineering before and are further entering the field of professional mechanical engineering. The field involved is the same as that of the Master of Mechanical Engineering (major of conversion), and only one compulsory course is offered: engineering research methods and experimental technology, and the others are elective courses. Assessment methods: course assignments, exams, etc. Entry requirements: major in engineering or mathematics.
All the above majors are required: 2 1 1, 985 with an average score of more than 75, and double non/top 300 with an average score of more than 80; Ielts 6.5
8 University of Exeter University of Exeter
Master of Mechanical Engineering (MSc Mechanical Engineering) of Exeter University cultivates the skills that students need to become modern mechanical engineers, and focuses on the latest technologies that mechanical engineering adapts to, teaching students how to apply these technologies to solve contemporary complex problems. This major is certified by IMechE British society of mechanical engineers. The compulsory courses offered include: computer-aided engineering design, mechanics of materials, engineering system analysis, advanced CFD, sustainable engineering, engineering programming, etc. Evaluation methods include small papers, case studies, project assignments, etc.
Admission requirements: any professional background and relevant work experience can be considered; The average undergraduate score is above 80, IELTS is 6.5, and the single item is not less than 6.0.