Mechanical engineering
Course description
Mechanical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and operation of machines and systems. Mechanical engineers use the principles of physics and materials science to design and develop a wide range of products, from medical devices and automobiles to power plants and manufacturing plants. They also work in a variety of systems such as heating and cooling, fluid dynamics, and renewable energy.
Employment opportunities
Mechanical engineers work in the energy industry, including conventional and renewable energy sources such as oil and gas, wind, and solar power.
Mechanical engineers work in the transportation industry to design, develop, and test vehicles, aircraft, and other forms of transportation.
Mechanical engineers work in the medical device industry to design and develop medical equipment and instruments.
Mechanical engineers can work on scientific research and development, conduct experiments, and test new ideas and technologies.
Mechanical engineers can work as experts and consultants to various industries and organizations.