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We have 42 Masters Degrees in Vibration
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We have 42 Masters Degrees in Vibration
Masters degrees in Vibration offer advanced study of the oscillations that occur around a point of equilibrium, and the effects of these in various circumstances.
Taught MSc degrees are typical for the field, though research oriented MRes and MPhil programmes may be available at some institutions. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant Engineering subject.
Why study a Masters in Vibration?
From mobile phones and loudspeakers, to manufacturing equipment and medical devices, vibration plays a huge part of our day-to-day life.
Training includes testing and analysis of free, forced and damped vibration. You will learn to detect faults caused by issues such as imbalances and friction, and how to manage them effectively.
For example, you may choose to examine the power of vibration in tools and systems to achieve a desired effect or output. Or, you might investigate methods for noise reduction in both urbanised and rural areas to diminish effects of vibration on human and animal life.
Finally, you could even explore disaster management, such as reducing the impacts of earthquakes through structural engineering techniques.
Careers may include the design manufacture of suppression and suspension devices, environmental monitoring, or public policy and legislation.
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Mechanical Engineering MSc
KU Leuven
Faculty of Engineering Science
Today’s modern devices and products are the results of an ongoing synergy between different basic technical disciplines. Mechanical engineering is the preferred branch of knowledge for realising the incorporation of these and integrating almost all disciplines of contemporary technology. Read more
Acoustical and Vibrational Engineering MSc
University of Southampton
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences
On this MSc in Acoustical Engineering you'll learn how to apply acoustics to technology. Our master's in acoustics will give you expert knowledge of the latest modern developments in sound, vibration and signal processing. Read more
Mechanical Engineering - MSc
University of Glasgow
College of Science and Engineering
This Masters programme provides advanced experience of the central role that manufacture and design take in the integration of mechanical engineering. Read more
Advanced Mechanical Engineering - MSc
Imperial College London
Mechanical Engineering
The MSc course provides students with the knowledge and understanding of the state-of-the-art in one or more of the many areas of mechanical engineering within our department. Read more
Mechanical Engineering MSc
University College London
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering MSc is designed to offer an advanced level of study in specific aspects of mechanical engineering that are in demand from industry. Read more
Mechanical Engineering & Management - MSc
University of Glasgow
College of Science and Engineering
The Masters in Mechanical Engineering & Management offers you the opportunity to develop the knowledge and skills needed for modern engineering or technology management. Read more
Mechanical Engineering (M.Sc./P.Grad.Dip)
Trinity College Dublin
School of Engineering
The MSc in Mechanical Engineering is designed to provide a flexible route to a Masters qualification for students who have completed a Bachelors degree. Read more
Mechanical Engineering - MRes
University of Hertfordshire
School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science
Apply now Our research expertise in Mechanical Engineering specialises in areas including applied mechanics of structural integrity, surface engineering… Read more
Automotive Mechatronics (MSc)
Cranfield University
Transport Systems
Automotive Mechatronics is a life-cycle activity that involves the multidisciplinary integration of automotive mechanical and electronic systems. Read more
Master of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering (Concentration: Energy Technology)
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Engineering
Energy has been considered a core research area within the broadly-based disciplines of environmental science and technology. It is one of the most salient emerging disciplines amongst many in the fields of engineering, science and social science. Read more
Master of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering (Concentration: Nanotechnology)
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Engineering
Nanotechnology has become one of the most visible and fast growing multidisciplinary research areas. Read more
Master of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering (Concentration: Scientific Computation)
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Engineering
Scientific computation is among the fastest-growing multidisciplinary research area and it serves as a bridge between the traditional domains of theoretical and experimental sciences. Read more
Automotive Engineering (MSc)
Cranfield University
Transport Systems
Established for over 50 years with excellent industrial links and an outstanding record for the employment of its graduates, this course has been developed to provide the industry with high calibre engineers that are equipped with the necessary skills to advance vehicle technology to meet the demands of the future. Read more
Advanced Manufacturing MSc
University of Portsmouth
School of Mechanical and Design Engineering
If you’re interested in manufacturing technology and you're ready to take your studies to postgraduate level, this is the perfect course for you. Read more
Mechanical Engineering MSc
University of Nottingham
Department of Mechanical, Materials & Manufacturing Engineering
This MSc course offers the chance to study advanced topics in mechanical engineering. Building upon this broad base, we offer a number of streams which allow you to specialise in one particular area including aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, or a general advanced mechanical engineering option. Read more
