Mechanical Engineering (Integrated)

The aim of Mechanical Engineering (Integrated) at Brunel University London is to develop novel theories, methods and procedures in applied mechanics, and to apply these to real-life problems within the aerospace, offshore, construction, energy and medical engineering industries. 

Our facilities are extensive, modern and well-equipped, including the dedicated aerospace/aviation laboratory, flight simulator, professionally designed Brunel motorsport workshop, modern material/structure testing laboratory, and state-of-art IC engine laboratories.

Features

You will benefit from this Mechanical Engineering (Integrated) Mechanical Engineering (Integrated) PhD programme at Brunel University London Brunel University London immensely if you want to:  

• receive a more much guided and hands-on supervision of your learning and research process, especially if you come from more traditional teaching cultures

• increase your chances for timely completion of your PhD programme in comparison to students taking traditional route PhD, cutting down the expenses associated with prolonged study

• access to tailored, highly specialist research training not available as part of the support provided to traditional route PhD students

Curriculum:

• Non-traditional Manufacturing Technologies

• Bioprocess and Biopharmaceutical Engineering

• Quality Engineering and Smart Technology

• Heat Pipe and Thermal Management

• Experimental Techniques Centre