Computational Fluid Dynamics
Course
In Bedfordshire
Description
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Bedfordshire
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Different dates available
Who is it for? Designed to meet the education needs of graduates and professional engineers who are looking to kick-start an industrial or research career in the rapidly growing field of Computational Fluid Dynamics. This course bridges the gap between the introductory level of undergraduate courses and the applied expertise acquired by engineers using CFD in industry. You will gain the knowledge and appreciation of CFD methods necessary for a strong foundation to a career in this exciting engineering discipline.
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Subjects
- Fluid Dynamics
- Industry
- Engineering
- Computational
Course programme
The MSc in Computational Fluid Dynamics provides a solid background so that you will be able to apply CFD methods as a tool for design, analysis and engineering applications. With a strong emphasis on understanding and application of the underlying methods, enthusiastic students will be able to write their own CFD codes during the course.
Sharing some modules with the MSc in Aerospace Dynamics gives you the opportunity to interact with students from other disciplines. In recent years, our students have been had the opportunity for work-based placements at the Aircraft Research Association (ARA), European Space Agency (ESA) and DAF Trucks.
Informed by Industry
Our strategic links with industry ensures that all of the materials taught on the course are relevant, timely and meet the needs of organisations competing within the computational analysis sector. This industry led education makes Cranfield graduates some of the most desirable for companies to recruit.
The Industrial Advisory Panel is comprised of senior industry professionals provides input into the curriculum in order to improve the employment prospects of our graduates. Panel members include:
- Adrian Gaylard, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)
- Trevor Birch, Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL)
- Chris Fielding, BAE Systems
- Evgeniy Shapiro, Ricardo
- Stephen Rolson, EADS
- Clyde Warsop, BAE Systems
- Peter Hall, MBDA
- Chris Newbold, Qinetiq
Computational Fluid Dynamics