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The Department of Mechanical Engineering provides graduate-level education and research opportunities for exceptional students from accredited institutions seeking MEng, MSc, or PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering. The Department also delivers an Engineering Management program for graduate engineers across all disciplines, offering MEng, MSc, and PhD qualifications in this specialized field.
Key research areas encompass solid mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, combustion, biomedical engineering, manufacturing engineering, and engineering management.
While basic admission and program criteria are outlined here, comprehensive degree-specific information can be found in the Graduate Program Manual for MEng, MSc and PhD in Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management, obtainable through the Department. Current research focuses are detailed on the Department's website.
This diverse expertise fosters interdisciplinary research opportunities, with graduate students frequently exploring multiple topics within their research teams. Our Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management graduate programs stand out for their strong research productivity, exceptional training programs (including professional development), and outstanding post-graduation career prospects. MSc and PhD candidates are regarded as "research colleagues in training," receiving customized mentorship that balances independence with support to cultivate essential scientific reasoning, analytical skills, and communication abilities for professional achievement.