This integrated masters degree produces graduates who are well-equipped to work in the Navy and the private sector alike. Building on the solid foundation of our Mechanical Engineering course, you will learn all the skills needed to apply your engineering knowledge in the marine environment to design cutting-edge ships and other maritime crafts. Naval engineering is both craft and science. It requires the steady design, build and maintenance of marine systems. You will gain a detailed understanding of marine engineering. We will also teach you the fundamentals of ship science and marine craft concept design. The first two years of this degree are common with the MEng Mechanical Engineering, you will have a solid foundation in mechanical engineering. In year three, you will learn to apply your engineering knowledge to a marine environment with specialised modules. You will also complete an individual project. In your final year, you can choose from a range of specialist naval engineering modules, as well as completing an interdisciplinary group design project. During your studies you also have the opportunity to go on a work placement in industry. You can go on placement for one semester, one year or during the summer holidays of your second and third years. It can help boost your academic performance and prepare you for your career.

You will have a dedicated Employment Officer on hand to help you build your skills profile and realise your career ambitions. You will also benefit from our connections with local, national and international employers as well as the University Careers and Employability Service. Graduates have far-reaching career options, such as Mechanical Trainee to Royal Navy Engineering Officer.