Aeromechanical Engineering

About this programme

Aeromechanical Engineering at Lincoln is built for students who want to shape the next generation of aircraft, propulsion systems, and aerospace technologies. You'll work across mechanical, electrical, and mechatronics engineering to understand how real aircraft are designed, built, and tested. You'll learn like an engineer, not just study like one. That means project‑based learning, specialist aerospace modules, and hands‑on experience in purpose‑built engineering facilities. By your final year, you'll be leading your own aerospace research project, developing solutions used in real engineering scenarios. Graduates from Lincoln move into careers across aerospace, mechanical engineering, energy systems, and control technologies - sectors that consistently report strong demand for skilled engineers in the UK and internationally. Integrated Approach Combining mechanical, electrical, and mechatronic engineering Specialist Aerospace Focus Covering aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, and control systems You’ll build a solid understanding of core engineering principles before progressing to specialist aeromechanical and aerospace topics. Rather than focusing only on theory, you’ll learn how to apply engineering knowledge through design, analysis, simulation, and testing. These are the practical skills employers expect from graduate engineers. Year 1: Engineering Foundations A shared first year across engineering disciplines builds a strong technical base in mathematics, mechanics, thermodynamics, fluids, and electrical engineering. You’ll also complete a group engineerin