Students will study core areas of mechanical engineering, including engineering mathematics, mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials science, control systems, manufacturing processes, and mechanical design. They will apply theoretical knowledge through laboratory work, computer-aided design, simulation, and project-based learning. Students will have the option to specialise in one of four focus areas: robotics engineering, aerospace engineering, energy and sustainability, and materials and manufacturing. In the later stages of the programme, they will take advanced courses and complete design or research projects. These experiences will help students develop strong analytical, technical, communication, and teamwork skills for professional engineering practice.