Mechanical Engineering - Masters by Research

University of Hertfordshire School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science

Full time & Part time See Course MRes 1 year full time, 2 years part time

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About the course

Ranked 1st in the East of England for postgraduate study, WhatUni Student Choice Awards, 2024

Our research expertise in Mechanical Engineering specialises in areas including applied mechanics of structural integrity, surface engineering, polymer nano-composites, fracture mechanics, condition monitoring, vibration and noise control, diagnostic methods for fuel cells, advanced powertrain, material characterisation, biomaterials, CFD, two phase and multiphase flow, heat transfer and heat exchangers, and micro-fluid mechanics.

Mechanical research at the University of Hertfordshire has been supported with grants from the EPSRC, InnovateUK and industry.

Entry Requirements

First class Honours BEng degree in a relevant Engineering discipline including Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science. Strong applicants with a 2.1 qualification may also be considered. Personal attributes including a drive to conduct research, self-motivation and the ability to work independently and within a team are essential.

Fees

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Where will I study?

University of Hertfordshire

What will you master? Find your perfect course from our huge variety of masters courses across our 19 subject areas, from creative arts to sustainable planning, with flexible study options to work around your home and work commitments. Teaching is delivered by experts with guidance and support provided throughout your study. You will have the option of undertaking a taught masters or research masters degree, depending on your interests and professional goals. Taught masters are programmes based on structured learning with a focus on coursework and assessments whereas research masters are concentrated on research methods, culminating in a research project. Whether you are looking to expand your skills and progress in your current role, change direction to a new career path, or simply wanting to pursue your passion further in the subject you love, a postgraduate qualification is a wise investment that will help you advance in every respect to reach your full potential.