Study Advanced Mechanical Engineering (15 months) MSc at Brunel University of London in the UK, Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
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Advanced Mechanical Engineering (15 months) MSc

UK

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What will I learn?

The main aim of this programme is to create Master’s degree graduates with qualities and transferable skills for challenging employment in mechanical engineering industries. The elective themes of Fluids Engineering and Solid & Structural Mechanics will provide you with ideal skills to solve real-world engineering problems, including elements of robotics, artificial intelligence, materials and manufacturing, engineering design and sustainable energy technologies. You will have the independent learning ability required for continuing professional development and acquiring new skills at a high level. The programme is designed to help you to develop themes of expertise in particular subject areas, mainly through the group project and dissertation. The course also provides a useful introduction should you wish to study for a higher degree.Brunel's expert academics are conducting some of the latest research in the field and this feeds directly into the course teaching. They collaborate with major oil companies, vehicle manufacturers, and leading industrial firms and government laboratories. We also work with universities around the world. Brunel’s MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering is designed to prepare you for success in high-demand mechanical engineering industries. Emphasising practical skills, advanced simulation tools, and real-world problem solving, the course enables you to take on challenging roles in sectors such as fluids engineering, structural engineering, energy, robotics and manufacturing. Through strong ties with industry partners and collaborative projects, you’ll gain valuable insights and hands-on experience. Whether you're aiming for a role in design engineering, systems development, or technical consultancy, Brunel’s career services and industrial network will support your transition into a rewarding, future-proof career.

Which department am I in?

Mechanical and Automotive Engineering

Study options

Full Time (15 Months)

Tuition fees
£2,066.25 (US$ 2,668) Month
This is a fixed fee

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Application deadline

13/11/2026

Start date

January 2027

Venue

Brunel University of London

Kingston Lane,

Uxbridge,

Middlesex,

UB8 3PH, Southern England, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

Students need to have a 2:2 (or above) UK Honours degree or equivalent internationally recognised qualification in an Engineering (Mechanical, Aeronautical or Aerospace) or Technology discipline, Physics or Maths. Other subjects in a related area, including but not limited to physics and mathematics will be considered and assessed on an individual basis. Entry to this programme requires all students who are not nationals of the European Economic Area (EEA) and have temporary immigration permission to remain in the UK to obtain an ATAS certificate. If you are made an offer to join this course and you are not an EEA national, you will be required to obtain an ATAS certificate as a condition of your offer.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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Brunel is the launchpad for thousands of successful academic and professional careers, supported by carefully curated services and course features.

  • Brunel graduates earn higher than average salaries
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