A Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical) qualifies you to work as an engineering technologist – an area in huge demand here and around the world. You will learn the fundamental principles of fluid mechanics, strength of materials, thermodynamics and heat transfer, mechanics of machines and mechanical design. Engineering technologists require deep knowledge of the practical situations and applications in which they work. This degree suits students who want to combine engineering theory with practical career skills. At MIT, all our students benefit from small classes and flexible learning options. You'll get real practical experience in our fully-equipped labs and workshops, and in a real working environment on your industry-linked final year project. Our teaching staff are well connected with industry and could even introduce you to your future employer.

You may find employment as an engineering technologist or technician.