Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Dublin City University

Overview

Advances in mechanical and manufacturing engineering have paved the way for groundbreaking innovations that can significantly impact our world and propel us towards a more sustainable future. The  Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering course is offered at Dublin City University

Key Facts

Are you eager to investigate the potential of streamlining manufacturing or next-generation renewable energy systems? Do you want to make critical technologies and processes more efficient? This Master's degree allows students to specialise in the widely established area of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering and specialise in one of four areas: Simulation-driven Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Sustainable Systems and Energy, or Biomedical Engineering.

Simulation-driven Design

Simulation-driven Design is a crucial discipline for any engineer or designer looking to excel in their field. Simulations, in which computers predict the behaviour and performance of a design, have proven to be a powerful tool in various industries including automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing. 

Simulations allow for the exploration of multiple design options and the assessment of performance under various operating conditions. This not only saves time and resources, it allows engineers to make informed decisions that lead to the development of efficient and reliable products. 

Simulation-driven Design provides a unique opportunity to optimise designs and streamline the design process. By utilising simulation driven design, engineers can provide accurate and reliable results that were previously unattainable.  The integration of high performance computer systems and global optimisation algorithms has taken Simulation-driven Design to a whole new level. 

During this programme, you’ll explore the fundamentals of Simulation-driven Design and study topics including Advanced Finite Element Analysis, Turbomachinery, Computational Thermo-Fluid Dynamics, Manufacturing Systems Simulation, and more. At the end of the programme you will complete a project related to Simulation-driven  Design in which you can showcase all of your newly acquired skills and knowledge.