MRes in Engineering
York, United Kingdom
Master degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2027
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: The MRes in Engineering at The University of York (founded 1963) offers a flexible, research-focused postgraduate programme combining coursework with a substantial research project. You’ll work with experienced supervisors on practical, real-world engineering challenges, developing technical expertise, problem-solving, analysis and independent thinking. The course supports diverse engineering disciplines and emphasizes lab work, project management, communication and professional development within a collegiate campus known for modernist architecture and green spaces.
Career Outcomes: Graduates move into industry roles, research positions, doctoral study (PhD), R&D, engineering consultancy, product development, or technical specialist and project management positions, applying research skills, technical analysis and communication.
The MRes in Engineering is designed to offer a flexible and comprehensive research experience in various engineering fields. It combines coursework with a substantial research project, allowing students to deepen their understanding of specific technical areas while developing important skills like problem-solving, analysis, and independent thinking. This program is ideal for those who want a research-focused qualification that prepares them for careers in industry, research, or further study.
The program emphasizes practical experience, with students working closely with experienced supervisors on projects that address real-world challenges. Throughout the course, students gain technical expertise and learn to communicate their findings effectively. The structure is designed to support students both academically and professionally, helping them build confidence in their abilities and prepare for diverse roles in engineering. The program’s flexible approach makes it suitable for a range of engineering disciplines and research interests.
