Masters Degrees in Structural Mechanics

Swansea University has gained a significant international profile as one of the key international centres for research and training in computational mechanics and engineering.

The creation of modern buildings is a complex operation requiring professional skills from many disciplines. This course offers advanced training in the analysis, design and construction of structures in a variety of materials.

We are developing internationally competitive research in advanced computational solid and applied analytical structural mechanics, so by pursuing structural civil engineering research with us you will work with academics who are leaders in their fields.

There are no other courses that provide dedicated specialist training in the design and analysis of advanced lightweight and composite structures in aerospace…

This course aims to produce graduates with qualities and transferable skills for demanding employment in the engineering sector. Graduates will have the independent learning ability required for continuing professional development and acquiring new skills at the highest level.

Subsea Engineering offers a strong programme within a suite of oil, gas and energy programmes offered across the energy supply chain at the University.

The Civil Engineering Graduate Diploma enables applicants with a degree in a related subject (for example mathematics, physics or geology) to take a qualifying year before moving onto a Civil or Structural Engineering MSc programme.

Whether you are a new graduate or an engineering professional, this course has been designed to help you develop advanced skills in thermofluids science and technology, fluid dynamics, structural analysis, heat conversion and recovery.

This MSc is a general, advanced mechanical engineering course particularly relevant to the energy sector which include mechanical engineering design and assessment.

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN. - Skills and know-how in the latest technologies in mechanical engineering. - Hard hitting know-how in pumps, compressors, piping, seals and machinery safety.

The space sector contributes £13.7bn per annum to the UK economy alone, and space activity across Europe and the world continues to thrive.

Structural engineers create the ‘bones and muscles’ of human-made structures. Running since 1966, our course allows you to choose from a rich and varied selection of specialist structural engineering subjects. .

As a researcher in the School of Engineering, you can benefit from the expertise of our academics and award-winning industry links.