Mechanical Engineering

About this programme

Mechanical engineering is about solving real problems through design, innovation, and practical thinking. From renewable energy systems and robotics to vehicles, manufacturing, aerospace, and advanced materials, mechanical engineers help shape how people live and work. At the University of Lincoln, this integrated MEng degree is designed to help you graduate with both technical expertise and the professional skills employers look for. You'll learn how engineering systems work, how products are designed and manufactured, and how to apply your knowledge to real industry challenges. What makes Lincoln different is the course's strong industry focus. Engineering at the University of Lincoln was founded in collaboration with Siemens Energy, helping shape a course built around employability, practical learning, and modern engineering needs. Throughout the degree, you'll work on projects, use specialist engineering facilities, and develop experience that prepares you for graduate engineering careers. Whether you already know you want to work in automotive, energy, manufacturing, robotics, design, or emerging technologies, or you're still exploring your options, this course gives you a broad, career-focused engineering education with opportunities to specialise as you progress. The MEng pathway also allows you to study advanced engineering and leadership topics beyond a standard bachelor's degree, helping prepare you for senior engineering roles. We are currently seeking re-accreditation of this programme from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).