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Mechanical Engineering - MSc

Gain expert skills and industry experience, boost your career prospects and apply for Chartered Engineer status with our Mechanical Engineering – MSc.

Key information

EU fees per year €8,200
Non-EU fees per year €20,800
NFQ Level NFQ Level 9 Major
Duration One year
Attendance Full-time
Programme type Taught
Start date September
Award Masters (MSc)

Position yourself at the forefront of mechanical engineering innovation and boost your employment prospects with Irish and multinational companies across various sectors. 

UL’s one-year Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering provides in-depth knowledge of advanced mechanical engineering methods, equipping you with the skills and credentials to excel in a dynamic and evolving field. 

Developed to meet industry demand and with strong links to UL’s leading research institute - Bernal Institute, the programme combines high-level skills in design, analysis, and communication.  

Suitable for anyone who wants to work in industries across a wide range of sectors like Energy, Automation, Biomedical, Chemicals and Pharmaceutical, and Manufacturing. 

The course also provides a pathway to the internationally recognised Chartered Engineer status that can significantly boost your career prospects. 

During this programme, you will

  • Gain high-level skills in design, analysis and testing to meet the needs of the mechanical engineering sector.
  • Acquire in-depth knowledge of advanced mechanical engineering methods, including theoretical foundations, computational techniques, and experimental methods.
  • Develop an understanding of the value of technical communications and project planning, completing a research project that bridges the gap between academic learning and practical application by engaging with current industry challenges in collaboration with leading companies.
  • Gain skills that will enhance your employment prospects with Irish and multinational companies across various sectors, including energy, biomedical, automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, construction, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. 

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