Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering / Sustainable Energy Systems
- Southampton, United Kingdom
- 4 years
- English
- On campus
- Bachelor
About the program
Four-year, full-time Master of Engineering course in Mechanical Engineering / Sustainable Energy Systems, taught at the Highfield and Boldrewood campus at the University of Southampton.
Program highlights
- Internship available: yes
- Placement support: yes
- Work during study: yes
- Post-study work rights (1.5 years): yes
- PR pathway friendly: no
What you will learn
- Develop subject knowledge in Mechanical Engineering and Sustainable Energy Systems
- analyse relevant concepts and communicate evidence-informed conclusions. Study areas identified in the course outline include an Introduction to Engineering Design
- Data Science and Computing for Engineers
- Electrical and Electronics.
Career outcomes
- Mechanical engineer
- Aerospace engineer
- Marine engineer
- CAD technician
- Design engineer
- Maintenance engineer
- Manufacturing engineer
- Nuclear engineer
- Information and Communication
- Education
- Finance and Insurance
- Public Administration and Defence
- Scientific and Technical
Curriculum
- 4 years full-time taught on campus course with compulsory modules such as An Introduction to Engineering Design
- Data Science and Computing for Engineers
- Electrical and Electronics Systems and Engineering Mathematics Workshop
- optional modules such as Applied Matrices for Computation and Machine Learning
- Automotive Chassis and Powertrain and Control and Instrumentation allow some tailoring
- a project forms part of the course
- teaching is by lectures
- tutorials
- laboratory work and group work.
Entry requirements
Academic
- Typical offers run from BBC to A*AA at A-level
- or IB and country equivalents (course offer shown in Grade); GCSE English and Maths at grade 4/C or equivalent; applicants lacking required subjects can use a Foundation Year; English proficiency required (IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component for most courses).
Accepted academic background
Language tests
- IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component for most courses (6.5 or 7.0 overall with higher components for some)
- TOEFL iBT 92 - 100 (before 2026-01-21)
- PTE Academic 67 - 76
- Cambridge Duolingo 120 - 130 (band C: 120 overall
- Oxford Test of English B
- Duolingo F)
Other requirements
- Interview required
Documents you’ll need
- Personal Statement
- Academic Reference
How to apply
- Review the degree entry requirements and UCAS application deadlines. Submit the undergraduate application through UCAS. Enter academic qualifications and provide any required personal statement or reference. Supply English-language evidence and additional programme documents when requested. Track the application and respond to the university’s offer. Meet the offer conditions and complete enrollment.
Other costs
| Tuition per year | £33,500 GBP |
|---|---|
| Application fee | _ |
| Deposit | _ |
Program details
| Campus | Highfield and Boldrewood |
|---|---|
| Faculty or school | Mechanical engineering |
| Department | _ |
| Teaching language | English |
| Credit value | _ |
| Study pace | _ |
| Post-study stay | 1.5 years |
| Scholarship note | Competitive Southampton scholarships are available to eligible international undergraduate, taught postgraduate and research students. Award values, nationality, degree, subject, entry year and application conditions vary; funding is not guaranteed. |
Intakes and deadlines
Program starts
September 2027
Apply by
13 Jan 2027
61 days left
Frequently asked questions
The program takes 4 years.
The next deadline is 13 Jan 2027. Apply early, because some programs close when places fill up.
Tuition is £33,500 GBP per year. The estimated living cost is £10,683 GBP.
Accepted language tests: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component for most courses (6.5 or 7.0 overall with higher components for some), TOEFL iBT 92 - 100 (before 2026-01-21), PTE Academic 67 - 76, Cambridge Duolingo 120 - 130 (band C: 120 overall, Oxford Test of English B, Duolingo F). An interview is required.

