Propulsion and Engine Systems Engineering (Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science)

Overview

Course Details

The Propulsion and Engine Systems Engineering (Advanced Mechanical Engineering Science) MSc course offered by the University of Southampton explores the design, monitoring and analysis of propulsion and engine systems. 

You’ll learn to analyse and design advanced electrical systems, and study subjects like gas turbines, internal combustion and, electrical and hybrid engines. You’ll have the opportunity to study optional modules in areas you want to learn more about, including: 

• condition monitoring 
• engine tribology 
• noise control 
• environmental aspects 
• batteries 
• fuel cells 
• spacecraft propulsion

You’ll learn from academics who are leading  their fields and teaching the latest in technological advancements. Studying at Southampton gives you access to a global network of companies, shared facilities and specialist expertise to enhance your learning.

Career Opportunities

This master’s course will prepare you for a career in propulsion and engine systems engineering in a range of application sectors. These sectors usually have a reputation of offering good starting salaries and excellent career progression opportunities.  

In the UK, our graduates work across different organisations and application areas, including in the following sectors: 

• aerospace  
• automotive 
• power generation 
• biomedical  
• finance  

In addition to engineering careers, many of our graduates go into other employment such as finance and consultancy, where the numeracy and excellent communication skills developed on the programme are highly valued.  

You'll graduate with excellent analytical skills as well as significant project management and leadership skills.