MSc Degrees in Structural Mechanics (Msc)

The MSc in Structural Engineering is designed with the current and future needs of the construction industry in mind. View course

The MSc in Virtual Prototyping for Vehicle Structures has been developed to provide the Automotive and Motorsport industry with high calibre stress… View course

Running since 1966, our MSc allows you to choose from a rich and varied selection of specialist structural engineering modules. View course

The creation of modern buildings is a complex operation requiring professional skills from many disciplines. View course

The MSc Subsea Engineering combines cutting-edge teaching and research with our extensive industry links to prepare graduate engineers for technical leadership roles within the subsea industry. View course

Engineers provide the critical link between scientific discovery and the practical application of knowledge to meet the needs of business and society. View course

Brunel’s Advanced Mechanical Engineering MSc degree allows you to specialise in one of two streams, thermofluids or solid body mechanics… View course

This specialist option of the  MSc Aerospace Vehicle Design  provides you with an understanding of aircraft structures… View course

A specialist MSc in the design and analysis of advanced lightweight and composite structures for application in aerospace, automotive, motorsport, marine and renewable energy industries. View course

The Advanced Motorsports Mechatronics MSc aims to provide students with a sound understanding of the fundamental scientific, engineering and managerial principles involved in motorsport. View course

Develop skills in design and assessment of engineering structures subject to seismic, extreme loading and environmental conditions Accredited by… View course

This engineering masters programme enables you to meet the challenges of the rapidly changing global market, with a focus on advanced thermal power, systems, processes and manufacturing. View course

With a projected demand for 27,000 new civil airliners by 2030, the industry faces a shortfall in postgraduate level engineers to meet future industry needs. View course