Mechanical Engineering at Teesside University

While studying Mechanical Engineering at Teesside University you will learn to design and manufacture anything that has moving parts, from automotive transmissions to prosthetic devices, gas turbines, wind turbines, robots, and machine tools. You will gain knowledge and understanding of mechanical engineering subjects including mechanics, dynamics, fluids, thermodynamics, materials, digital engineering, computer-aided design, electrical principles, finite element analysis, manufacturing, product development, and assembly line modeling.

Top Reasons to study Mechanical Engineering at Teesside:

• Get involved with a hands-on approach to teaching through lab work, site visits, and projects including the Design Challenge, Formula Student, and Formula Student AI.
• Learn from chartered engineers and hear from guest lecturers who have a wealth of industry experience. These courses are developed in collaboration with industry to meet the needs of the sector.
• Get a foot on the career ladder and gain experience of working in the sector with an optional year in industry.