Master of Science (MSc) in Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering is at the core of countless technologies. In the Master of Science (MSc) in Mechanical Engineering, you will gain a deep understanding of mechanics and learn to apply it across a remarkable range of scales; from microstructures in hearing aids and mobile phones to engines, turbines, wind turbines, ships, and offshore structures.
Mastering mechanics—improving the world around us
Whether you are interested in designing products, improving energy systems, analysing complex structures and machinery, or understanding how fluids behave, this programme gives you both the scientific foundation and the practical skills to turn ideas into efficient solutions.
The MSc in Mechanical Engineering rests on three pillars: structural strength and dynamics, fluid flow, and energy conversion. Building on this foundation, you gain insight into systematic design and analysis methods, numerical simulation, and optimisation.
You will develop skills in formulating advanced mathematical models, testing them through simulation and laboratory experiments, and judging whether the results can be trusted. Alongside classical methods, you gain the competences to work with data-driven and AI-supported tools for design and simulation and to critically assess when and how they can add value.
During your studies, you will work both individually and in interdisciplinary teams with access to advanced laboratories and testing facilities where theory meets measurement.
As a graduate, you will have the competences to develop products, machinery, production equipment, and large-scale installations that industry and society depend on—and to make them perform better, last longer, and use fewer resources.
