Mechanical Engineering MSc
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My experience so far has been really good. I studied my foundation year in Loughborough and I must say, Coventry is so much more inviting. You really feel supported, and it's much more close knit. Coventry is very good at increasing employability. There are a lot of placement and job fairs, and the careers department are very useful. I recently had a meeting to talk about my placement interview and it was very useful. They also do not expect you to pay for your placement year, which is very handy as some universities will still expect your tuition fees.The lecturers are all very approachable and try to make the lectures as interesting as possible. They are always available to speak to you about anything you might need, and are willing to take time out of their own day to help. The facilities are excellent. I am in the new engineering building and it's amazing. They have everything you could possibly need, and it's very modern and clean. The support is amazing. We have something called a Theta room, where lecturers are obliged to go and sit for at least 3 hours a week to help anyone that goes along. We also have a maths support center where you can go along and ask anything to do with maths. On top of that, the lecturers are usually very quick to answer emails, and are happy to help.
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So far my experience in this university is great. I love the student life, and the education that I am getting is at a high level. Compared to my previous university this is a huge step up and I am glad that I chose Coventry, for I believe it will prepare me better for the future than my previous course. The degree I am taking is exactly what I was looking for, and the lecturers are great at motivating me to study more. I think the Students Union is great in helping students with their problems and questions about the student life. I have not gotten involved because I have had a lot of obligations to tend to, but hopefully I will get involved soon. I have seen a lot of information around uni about helping the environment and the third world countries, so I would say it is pretty good that they try to stay active in social issues. Good one! Choose Coventry, you won't regret it!
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Enjoyable, but many issues that makes the experience definitely not best value for money. Lectures don't meet my expectations. I don't feel like all the lectures provide good enough support or teach to a good enough standard. Class sizes are too large with too many students not interested in learning and disrupting the learning of others. I do enjoy the challenges and independence uni life brings.Good wide range of activities. Not always the best to correspond with. They don't always take the time to read emails and answer issues. Some academics are brilliant but they are few and far between. Many will not respond to queries and are mostly unhelpful. They don't treat you in a manner which makes you feel like you're two adults conversing.
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In Scarborough
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Master
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Location
Scarborough
This Mechanical Engineering MSc will enable you to develop your understanding and analytical skills in mechanical engineering. This qualification is internationally recognised and provides a wide range of career options. Our use of current and advancing computer aided techniques coupled with teaching informed through our collaborative links with industry assures a course fit for current and future industrial needs.
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About this course
"Entry Requirements You must have an undergraduate degree in a mechanical or automotive related subject. Those with equivalent professional backgrounds may also apply.
FEES AND FUNDING Students applying for this course may be eligible for the new HEFCE STEM Scholarship. Read more information about these scholarships here. ..."
Reviews
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My experience so far has been really good. I studied my foundation year in Loughborough and I must say, Coventry is so much more inviting. You really feel supported, and it's much more close knit. Coventry is very good at increasing employability. There are a lot of placement and job fairs, and the careers department are very useful. I recently had a meeting to talk about my placement interview and it was very useful. They also do not expect you to pay for your placement year, which is very handy as some universities will still expect your tuition fees.The lecturers are all very approachable and try to make the lectures as interesting as possible. They are always available to speak to you about anything you might need, and are willing to take time out of their own day to help. The facilities are excellent. I am in the new engineering building and it's amazing. They have everything you could possibly need, and it's very modern and clean. The support is amazing. We have something called a Theta room, where lecturers are obliged to go and sit for at least 3 hours a week to help anyone that goes along. We also have a maths support center where you can go along and ask anything to do with maths. On top of that, the lecturers are usually very quick to answer emails, and are happy to help.
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So far my experience in this university is great. I love the student life, and the education that I am getting is at a high level. Compared to my previous university this is a huge step up and I am glad that I chose Coventry, for I believe it will prepare me better for the future than my previous course. The degree I am taking is exactly what I was looking for, and the lecturers are great at motivating me to study more. I think the Students Union is great in helping students with their problems and questions about the student life. I have not gotten involved because I have had a lot of obligations to tend to, but hopefully I will get involved soon. I have seen a lot of information around uni about helping the environment and the third world countries, so I would say it is pretty good that they try to stay active in social issues. Good one! Choose Coventry, you won't regret it!
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Enjoyable, but many issues that makes the experience definitely not best value for money. Lectures don't meet my expectations. I don't feel like all the lectures provide good enough support or teach to a good enough standard. Class sizes are too large with too many students not interested in learning and disrupting the learning of others. I do enjoy the challenges and independence uni life brings.Good wide range of activities. Not always the best to correspond with. They don't always take the time to read emails and answer issues. Some academics are brilliant but they are few and far between. Many will not respond to queries and are mostly unhelpful. They don't treat you in a manner which makes you feel like you're two adults conversing.
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Recommended
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This centre's achievements
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The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 7 years
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- Mechanical Engineering
- Global
- University
- Project
- Industry
- Engineering
- IT Management
- Skills and Training
Course programme
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— Coventry University (@covcampus) September 26, 2012 OVERVIEWThis Mechanical Engineering MSc will enable you to develop your understanding and analytical skills in mechanical engineering. This qualification is internationally recognised and provides a wide range of career options.
Our use of current and advancing computer aided techniques coupled with teaching informed through our collaborative links with industry assures a course fit for current and future industrial needs.
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
The course includes guest speakers from industry to deliver state-of-the-art information.
Projects undertaken on the course will offer students the opportunity to interact with companies and live research projects.
You will explore both theoretical and practical elements of mechanical engineering.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?This course includes the following Core Topics:
- Masters Project (Industry or Acedemic based)
- Project Management
- Computer Aided Engineering
- Engineering Analysis and Simulation
- Stress & Dynamics
- Metrology and Lightweight Advanced Materials
- Thermofluid Systems
- Control Engineering
- Durability & Reliability
Students will study core mechanical sciences along with: design, control, manufacturing, materials, project management, and computer aided engineering.
"Mechanical Engineering MSc