Is Coventry University Good For Mechanical Engineering

Introduction

Coventry University has a long-established reputation for its automotive industry teaching and research. The University is ranked in the top 30 universities globally for mechanical engineering, according to the QS World University Rankings 2020. Many of our courses are professionally accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) or the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). Our research is internationally recognised and world-leading in areas such as functional materials, aerodynamics, thermal control systems and manufacturing.

Coventry ranks in the top 30 universities globally for mechanical engineering, according to the QS World University Rankings 2020.

Coventry University is ranked in the top 30 universities globally for mechanical engineering, according to the QS World University Rankings 2020.

Coventry ranks in the top 10 for the field of engineering and technology, along with other prestigious universities including Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College London and UCL.

In 2016 Coventry was also ranked in the top 100 universities globally for civil and structural engineering.

Mechanical engineers work on the design, development and maintenance of products or machinery.

Mechanical engineers work on the design, development and maintenance of products or machinery. They solve problems by working with other engineers to develop solutions that meet the specific needs of the client. Mechanical engineers are also responsible for the design, development and construction of many products we use today. This includes everything from space vehicles to cars and airplanes.

Mechanical engineering is a very broad field that involves a wide range of disciplines including aeronautics, aerospace technology, power plants, sewers & water treatment facilities and many other areas within industry where things need to be designed, built or maintained such as factories or roadways.

Many of our courses are professionally accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) or the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

• Accreditation by the IMechE and IET is a mark of quality in the UK.
• By having our Mechanical Engineering MEng course accredited, it means that Coventry University’s Mechanical Engineering department has been assessed by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) and found to meet their standards.

Our research is internationally recognised and world-leading in areas such as functional materials, aerodynamics, thermal control systems and manufacturing.

Our research is internationally recognised and world-leading in areas such as functional materials, aerodynamics, thermal control systems and manufacturing.

For example, we have recently been awarded a £1 million grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to develop innovative new methods for producing high-quality metals at low temperatures. This will benefit industries including defence and aerospace engineering that rely on lightweight but strong alloys to meet their performance requirements.

Coventry University has a long-established reputation for its automotive industry teaching and research.

Coventry University has a long-established reputation for its automotive industry teaching and research. It is a member of the UK’s Automotive Industry Research Association (AIA).

The University’s Centre for Transport Studies attracts students from around the world to study subjects including transport planning, policy, operations research and management.

Conclusion

We’re proud of the quality of our teaching and research, which has a strong focus on industry needs. This means you can be confident that when you graduate from Coventry University with a degree in mechanical engineering, you will have all the skills required to succeed in your chosen career.