University of Lancashire

MEng Mechanical Engineering

University of Lancashire

Course overview

The MEng Mechanical Engineering at the University of Lancashire is a four-year honours degree that teaches students how to design, build and analyse mechanical systems and machines. The course is delivered using advanced labs, manufacturing workshops and design tools. The MEng Mechanical Engineering course at ULan is accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), so it meets the academic requirements for Chartered Engineer status. This programme is taught at the Preston Campus of ULan.

 

The standard full-time route is four years, though a five-year option exists that includes an industrial placement. In the early years, students study core engineering topics such as mechanics, materials, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics and CAD. Later years include advanced modules, design projects, research elements and options for specialisation. Students learn through lectures, lab sessions, design workshops, manufacturing workshops and team projects. The course emphasises practical, hands-on learning as well as theoretical study. Assessments include written exams, lab reports, coursework, design tasks, group work and a final major project in the honours year.

Entry requirements

Grade Requirements:

  • The typical entry requires 104 UCAS tariff points, including A-Level Maths and Physics or equivalent STEM subjects.

  • Equivalent qualifications (such as BTEC or Access) with required subject units are also considered. 

English Proficiency:

  • International students must meet English language requirements with an IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no component lower than 5.5.

Scholarships

  • Articulation Scholarship

    We are offering a scholarship of £2,000 for the first year of study to students who progress from one of our formal articulation partner institutions.

    Up to £2,000
  • Excellence Scholarship

    £3,500 for the first year of study, with subsequent years of study subject to achievement of an APM of over 60%.

    Up to £3,500
  • Family Loyalty Scholarship

    Value: £2,000 per year of study

    Up to £2,000
  • Franchise Scholarship

    £2,000 per year of study

    Up to £2,000
  • International Bursary

    An international bursary of £1,000 per year of study is available to all international students enrolling with us in the academic year.

    Up to £1,000
  • INTO Scholarship

    Scholarships are £2,000 in value per year and if students meet our Excellence criteria then £3500 is awarded instead.

    Up to £2,000
  • MBBS Excellence Scholarship

    £10,000 reduction in your overall tuition fee. You'll receive this through a tuition fee waiver of £2,000 per year of study (to a maximum value of £10,000).

    Up to £10,000
  • ONCampus Scholarship

    £2,000 per year of study.

    Up to £2,000
  • Sports Scholarships

    Value: Up to £500 bronze | up to £2000 silver | up to £5000 gold

  • The Medivet Hardship Fund

    A maximum of £300 can be applied for each academic year.

    Up to £300
  • Women in STEM bursary

    Value: £2,000 per year of study (where a student has met the Excellence Scholarship criteria £3,500 is applied).

    Up to £2,000

Career opportunities

Graduates of the MEng Mechanical Engineering at the University of Lancashire from ULan can move into many high-level engineering and technical roles. Possible job titles include:

  • Mechanical Design Engineer

  • Manufacturing Engineer

  • Automotive Engineer

  • Energy Systems Engineer

  • Maintenance Engineer

Cost of study

For international students, the annual tuition fee to study MEng Mechanical Engineering in the University of Lancashire is £18,750 per year for full-time study.

Admission

Applicants for the University of Lancashire MEng Mechanical Engineering course should apply through the UCAS system. If you need assistance, please reach out to one of our experienced counsellors at AHZ.

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