Mechanical Engineering (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

At the University of Lincoln, this Mechanical Engineering (Hons) degree focuses on turning you into an industry-ready engineer. You'll learn through practical projects, utilising specialist purpose-built facilities and equipment and addressing real-world challenges developed with industry partners.

From your first year, you'll be building the skills employers actually look for. By the time you graduate, you'll be prepared to pursue a variety of career paths in areas such as control systems, power and energy, and mechanical and materials engineering.

You'll also have the option to strengthen your experience through an industry placement year or study abroad opportunity, helping you stand out in a competitive graduate job market.

Why study Mechanical Engineering at Lincoln?

• Strong industry links offer opportunities for placements
• Focus on employability, with projects designed around real engineering problems
• Hands-on learning using specialist purpose-built facilities and equipment
• Interdisciplinary engineering approach — work alongside electrical and other engineering students on shared projects
• Optional placement year or study abroad, helping you gain real experience before graduating
• Project-based learning designed to mirror real engineering practice
• Focus on modern engineering challenges

Accreditation

University of Lincoln Mechanical Engineering courses are accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers