MSc Transportation Planning and Engineering: Operations

The MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science (Propulsion and Engine Systems) course at the University of Southampton is designed for students who want to advance their knowledge on propulsion and engine systems. The course offers fundamental learning, as well as practical training in engine system design principles, working on technologies like steam turbine power plants, petrol engine design, and jet engine design principles. Course Content: The curriculum is divided into two segments: the first semester focuses on fundamental knowledge while the second semester is designed for specialized studies. Topics covered in the first semester include thermofluids and structural mechanics. The second semester delves into steam turbine power plants, IC engine design principles, aircraft propulsion, and many more. The final part of the course is dedicated to a research project.Key Modules: The modules for this course include ThermoFluids, Finite Element Analysis in Solid Mechanics, Engine System Design Principles, Aircraft Propulsion, Steam Turbine Power Plants, Rotating Machinery Design and many more. Each module is designed to provide essential knowledge in the specified field, catering to various aspects of propulsion and engine systems engineering.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and partially meets the academic requirement for Chartered Engineer status.Future Careers: The course offers a strong foundation for a career in industries like automotive, aerospace, and maritime. Graduates may find opportunities in roles such as design engineers, project managers, consultants, technical specialists or pursue a career in research and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.