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Advanced Mechanical Engineering Programme Structure
The master degree in Advanced Mechanical Engineering has to themes or specialisations, one is Mechatronics Major and another is Bioengineering Major. See below the list of modules taught in each Major
1) Mechatronics Major
Compulsory modules for the Mechatronics Major includes modules such as an Introduction to Advance Mechanical Engineering Science, Numerical Methods, Statistics for Engineering Systems, Advanced Electrical Systems, Advanced Digital Control, Advanced Signal Sensing and Processing, Uncertainty Quantification & Robust Design and Automation & Robotics
Optional modules for Mechatronics major which the students can select from include modules such as Materials in Transport, Failure of Materials, Design Search & Optimisation 1, Design Search & Optimisation 2 , Advanced Computational Methods in Engineering, Instrumentation, Classical Control Design, Automobile Systems, Acoustics and Noise Control, Cryogenics & Superconductivity, Advanced Electrical Systems, Fuel Cell and PV systems I, Automotive Propulsion, Fuel Cells & PV Systems II, Marine Propulsion Engineering, Electro-Mechanical Power Systems for Aircraft and Spacecraft, Biological Inspired Robots, Micro Systems Technology, Industrial Applications, Advanced Electrical Materials, Engineering Management Studies.
2) Bioengineering Major
Compulsory modules for the Mechatronics Major include modules such as an Introduction to Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science, Orthopaedic Biomechanics, Mechanics of Biological Materials, Human Factors in Engineering, Computer methods for Orthopaedic Bioengineering, Biomaterials and Biological Flows.
Optional modules for Mechatronics major which the students can select from include modules s Materials in Transport, Failure of Materials, Surface Engineering, Design Search & Optimisation 1, Composite Engineering, Advanced Computational Methods in Engineering, Theory of Elasticity, CFD, Application of CFD, Biological Inspired Robots, Engineering Management Studies
Research Project In addition to the taught courses outlined above students undertake a short Engineering research project related to their choice master degree major. The research project is completed during the second semester and submitted by September of the academic year. A list of Engineering degree research projects is produced each year based on the university supervisors research interests, but may also involve collaboration with external industrial organisations.
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