Master of Mechanical Engineering

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Course overview

If you have successfully completed your Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering, then you are eligible to expand and develop your existing knowledge with a Masters in this field of study. Depending on the university, you can choose from a variety of specialisations.

For example, you can focus on general mechanical engineering, but also on courses in other disciplines such as process engineering, aviation, aerospace, automotive industry, and environmental engineering.

Generally, a Master of Mechanical Engineering lasts two years for full-time and three years for part-time students and upon completion, you receive the internationally recognised title Master of Engineering (M.Eng.).

Future career with a Master of Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering graduates have a wide range of job opportunities in the following fields of work:

• Automotive industry
• Aviation and aerospace engineering
• Machine tool industry
• Construction
• Engineering offices

Moreover, the sound scientific education of a Master of Mechanical Engineering is ideal for working in research-intensive areas, such as research and development departments in industrial enterprises.