About the Courses
Course details
The first two years of our degree courses in the School of Mechanical Engineering share the same set of compulsory modules, giving you the flexibility to switch between our different degrees. In years three and four you’ll take specialist modules in aerospace and aeronautical engineering.
You’ll also study engineering ethics throughout your course. You’ll be taught by academics from the Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied Centre covering a wide range of topics such as professionalism and codes of conduct, corporate social responsibility, engineering and responsibility, ethics in innovation and research ethics.
The ethics training will advance your critical thinking, communication and creative problem-solving skills which are crucial to employers, but it will also help you identify and respond effectively to ethical dilemma
Course details
The first two years of our degree courses in the School of Mechanical Engineering share the same set of compulsory modules, giving you the flexibility to switch between our different degrees. In years three and four you’ll take specialist modules in aerospace and aeronautical engineering.
You’ll also study engineering ethics throughout your course. You’ll be taught by academics from the Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied Centre covering a wide range of topics such as professionalism and codes of conduct, corporate social responsibility, engineering and responsibility, ethics in innovation and research ethics.
The ethics training will advance your critical thinking, communication and creative problem-solving skills which are crucial to employers, but it will also help you identify and respond effectively to ethical dilemmas that you may encounter in your professional life in the engineering industry.
Each academic year, you'll take a total of 120 credits.