Masters Degrees (Computational Fluid Dynamics)

Our postgraduate Aerospace Engineering degree focuses on meeting skills gaps within the aerospace industry. View course

Interested in Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) and its applications in the real world? Explore the limitless possibilities of unmanned systems, from drone technology to autonomous aerial vehicles. View course

This 90-ECTS full-year programme is designed for engineering graduates and professionals from various disciplines, such as mechanical, civil… View course

Informed by the needs of a decarbonised industry, this course provides the opportunity to develop the strong communication and leadership skills in… View course

This highly flexible course is designed to strengthen your knowledge and understanding of mechanical engineering. View course

Our MSc Advanced Mathematical Modelling is an advanced course that offers the opportunity to develop skills in understanding, predicting, and solving complex real-world problems. View course

Our two-year master programme will provide you with the competencies in mechanical and industrial engineering you need for the current… View course

This degree will provide you with detailed knowledge of the state-of-the-art methodologies and techniques relevant to current and future strategies… View course

The technical focus of this degree is state-of-the-art methodologies and techniques relevant to design of mechanical systems and components… View course

This programme focuses on numerical methods and the physics and computation modelling of turbulence. View course

Millions of microscopic pumps work in synchrony to clear cellular waste products and maintain fluid balance in the human body. View course

Are you ready to make a difference in healthcare? Whether you develop 3D-printed artificial organs, design next-generation exoskeletons… View course

Study with world-leading experts at Exeter’s Centre for Water Systems.  Develop expertise in sustainable water supply… View course

The Applied Mathematics group in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester has a long-standing international reputation for its research. View course