Depends on what you want to pursue in the future. In general, Sheffield, Bath, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Southampton and Imperial are quite good
Hey there ,
Not too toot on our horn but based on first hand experience DMU has a good mechanical engineering degree . We are accredited by iMechE and the IET and with an additional masters you are eligible to become a chartered engineer . Aside from that our graduates go on to work for companies such as BMW , Formula 1 , Toyota, Cummins Generator Technologies, Ricardo (McLaren Performance Engines), Vodafone and JCB as well as getting placement in these companies.
The mechanical engineering workshop as well as other engineering labs are state of the art and up to industry standard .
I would strongly advise you to come to our open day to find out more about the course , especially because our entrance requirements are not too high and are attainable.
Ultimately whether a university offers a good course is a subjective answer because it is about what you are looking for as an individual because in order to be accredited all accredited universities have to teach the same content . But location ,facilities , industry affiliations , career support , opportunities and research differs , therefore you need to consider what's important to you .
I hope this helps !
Cece
Energy Engineering Student
De Montfort University
Not too toot on our horn but based on first hand experience DMU has a good mechanical engineering degree . We are accredited by iMechE and the IET and with an additional masters you are eligible to become a chartered engineer . Aside from that our graduates go on to work for companies such as BMW , Formula 1 , Toyota, Cummins Generator Technologies, Ricardo (McLaren Performance Engines), Vodafone and JCB as well as getting placement in these companies.
The mechanical engineering workshop as well as other engineering labs are state of the art and up to industry standard .
I would strongly advise you to come to our open day to find out more about the course , especially because our entrance requirements are not too high and are attainable.
Ultimately whether a university offers a good course is a subjective answer because it is about what you are looking for as an individual because in order to be accredited all accredited universities have to teach the same content . But location ,facilities , industry affiliations , career support , opportunities and research differs , therefore you need to consider what's important to you .
I hope this helps !
Cece
Energy Engineering Student
De Montfort University
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