Engineering - Mechanical Engineering

This course offers a broad range of advanced engineering modules, including advanced applied mathematics and advanced computational modelling, as well as industry-specific advanced modules in manufacturing technology, offshore engineering, energy, and medical device development and materials. A substantial 12-month research thesis allows the students to implement new research skills developed within a specially designed module on engineering research methods, including publication of their research findings.

3 GOOD REASONS TO STUDY THIS COURSE
1. This programme will equip graduates of international and Irish bachelor's degrees programmes with a wide range of advanced mechanical engineering skills suitable for careers in industry and research.

2. Significant, individual research-design project working with established research groups and centres to develop new technology, in collaboration with industry and research partners.

3. A key aspect of these courses is the teaching of innovation, entrepreneurship skills, and technology, as well as research methods.

Minimum Entry Requirements
Individuals must have Second Class Honours, Grade 1 (H2.1), in a Level 8 engineering degree in a related discipline, or equivalent, from a recognised university or third-level college.

WHEN TO APPLY: University of Galway does not set a deadline for receipt of applications (with some exceptions). Offers will be issued on a continuous basis. Candidates are encouraged to apply as early as possible.

1 year full-time.

Career Opportunities
Career opportunities in: mechanical engineering industry (e.g., power generation, renewable energy, machine tool manufacture, equipment manufacture, transport and aerospace industry, general manufacturing industry, o?shore oil and gas industry); biomedical engineering industry; engineering management; advanced research (e.g., PhD); software (engineering) development; engineering consultancy.