MEng Honours in Mechanical Engineering with Bioengineering

Why Mechanical Engineering?

Mechanical Engineering is a core branch of engineering and thus finds extensive applications in all fields of engineering and technology. With the rapid rate of expansion in the industrial sector as the economic grows at a healthy rate, the employment potential for mechanical engineers is very high. Then need for mechanical engineers exists across almost all industry segments such as mechanical equipment, machines, tools, components, bearings gears, consumer durables and white goods, aerospace, etc.

They are also required in automobile, chemical, electronics, steel plants, oil exploration and refining, technical wings of armed forces, space research organizations, etc.

Studtying Mechanical Engineering from ECube Global College and, Newcastle University (UK) will give you a real edge over the others in the employment market.

The early programme of study is the same as for the MEng degrees, so you may choose to transfer to any of the MEng degrees up to the end of Stage 2, if your performance matches the requirements set by the University's professional accreditors.

• Mechanical Engineering (MEng Honours)

• Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Engineering (MEng Honours)

• Mechanical and Low Carbon Transport Engineering (MEng Honours)

• Mechanical Engineering with Mechatronics (MEng Honours)

• Mechanical Engineering with Microsystems (MEng Honours)

• Mechanical Engineering with Bioengineering (MEng Honours)

Mechanical Engineering at Newcastle is ranked in the top 10 in both the Times Goods Universities Guide 2010 and the Guardian University Guide 2010.

According to JobWeb.com, Mechanical Engineering is one of the ten degrees in demand in the industry. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics expects an increase of more than 10 percent in the number of mechanical engineering positions by 2014.