Engineering University of Lincoln

Overview

The Engineering MSc by Research at the University of Lincoln provides a dedicated platform for students to engage in high-level independent investigation within a professional academic environment. This programme is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical scientific discovery and the practical application of engineering knowledge to solve complex societal and industrial challenges.

Students benefit from a structured research environment where they are supported by an advisory panel of experienced academic staff. The curriculum is tailored to individual research interests, allowing for deep specialisation in chosen technical fields. Throughout the duration of the studies, researchers are encouraged to participate in seminars and training courses provided by the Doctoral School to enhance their professional methodology.

Why Engineering at the University of Lincoln?

The University of Lincoln is recognised for its award-winning industry links and expertise in industrial digitalisation and sustainable energy systems. Students have the opportunity to collaborate on projects that deliver tangible benefits to the engineering sector and wider society. The School of Engineering provides access to specialist facilities and a supportive research community that fosters innovation and system intelligence.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme is centred on the production of a research thesis under expert supervision. Research areas may include:

• Applied Machine Learning for Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Communications, Networks, and Embedded Systems
• Engineering Design and Systems Engineering
• Gas Turbine Aerodynamics and Aero-mechanics
• Health Monitoring and Diagnostics
• Robotics, Automation and Control Systems
• Supply Chain Management
• Sustainable Energy Systems

Careers with Engineering

Graduates of this research programme are well-equipped for advanced roles within the global engineering industry or for progression into academic careers. The degree develops transferable skills that are highly valued by employers in sectors such as manufacturing, robotics, and sustainable energy. Many researchers move into specialist positions in health monitoring, digital manufacturing, or continue their studies at doctoral level. The University's Doctoral School provides specific training to help students prepare for both academic and non-academic career pathways.