Integrated Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

About this course

Integrated Mechanical and Electrical Engineering is a degree that reflects how modern engineering systems actually work: the machines, vehicles, and infrastructure that define contemporary life almost all depend on the seamless integration of mechanical structures and components with electrical, electronic, and control systems. Understanding both disciplines in combination, rather than treating them as separate, gives graduates a perspective that is increasingly valued as engineering problems become more complex and interdisciplinary. At the University of Bath, this three-year full-time programme gives you a balanced grounding in mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering sciences, with a particular focus on systems engineering as the framework for understanding how these components work together. You will develop comprehensive knowledge of mechanics, materials, and thermodynami

Where its graduates go

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