Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering degrees offer a wide range of specializations to choose from, with diverse opportunities to contribute to the next stage in the development of modern technology. At undergraduate level, students will start with an introduction to key mechanical engineering topics, such as statics and dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, stress analysis, mechanical design and technical drawing. As the course progresses, there should be more opportunities to specialize in a particular field within which mechanical engineering skills are applied, such as vehicle design, robotics, nanotechnology or energy.
University of Bristol
Highly Selective or Selective, depending on the programme.
City University London
Highly Selective (Business School), Selective, Somewhat Selective
Michigan State University
Study Options
Open Admission, Less Selective, Somewhat Selective, Selective, Highly Selective
UBC - University of British Columbia
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Queen Mary, University of London
University of Toronto
Highly Selective, Selective
University College London
University of Glasgow
Highly Selective, Less Selective
Carl Benz School of Engineering at KIT
Selective to Highly Selective
Oxford Brookes University
University of Southern California (USC)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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