Mechanical Engineering Beng (Hon)

The Mechanical Engineering (BEng Hons) part-time programme at UWTSD is designed for those wanting to explore a wide range of skills that are key to understanding, designing, and working with machines. This course will teach you essential principles and practical skills needed to solve engineering challenges, covering topics from physics and mechanics to material science.<br/><br/>Mechanical engineering plays a critical role in many industries. Whether it’s manufacturing, energy, or aerospace, skilled mechanical engineers are in high demand, and this programme equips you with the expertise these sectors value. You’ll learn to think creatively, applying engineering principles to design effective solutions and address complex technical issues.<br/><br/>During your studies, you’ll develop problem-solving skills using a mix of analytical, technical, and computational techniques. You’ll gain hands-on experience with the latest manufacturing technologies, computer-aided design (CAD), and practical applications of mechanics. Key areas you’ll cover include fluid mechanics, materials testing, and electronics, all designed to give you a solid foundation and practical experience.<br/><br/>This course also prepares you for the environmental and sustainable demands of modern engineering. You’ll learn to consider environmental impact within your designs, helping to create more sustainable engineering solutions. Through teamwork projects and real-world assignments, you’ll sharpen your communication skills, learning to present ideas effectively and manage responsibilities within a group setting.<br/><br/>A part-time study schedule allows you to develop your engineering skills while balancing other commitments, with an emphasis on applied learning that lets you bring valuable insights from the classroom into the workplace.<br/><br/>Completing the accredited BEng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering is also a step towards becoming a Chartered Engineer, meeting part of the academic requirements for UK-SPEC. Further learning in a recognised format will complete your path toward Chartered status, opening doors to a broad spectrum of career opportunities.