Mechanical Engineering at University of Bristol
University of Bristol offers Mechanical Engineering, a BEng in engineering at its Bristol location. The source record does not state the language of instruction.
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Mechanical Engineering at University of Bristol: key facts
About Mechanical Engineering at University of Bristol
Typical offer A-level standard offer: A*AA A-level contextual offer: AAB Go to entry requirements for the full entry criteria and contextual offer eligibility. Programme duration 3 year(s) full-time. Part-time study is not available for this course
From the course page at bristol.ac.uk, read 20 Aug 2026
University of Bristol offers Mechanical Engineering, a BEng in engineering at its Bristol location. The source record does not state the language of instruction.
The published duration is four years. The recorded study mode is full-time.
No audience-qualified tuition amount has passed the publication checks yet. The application deadline is set per intake on the university's own page; Anyroll does not roll an old date into a new cycle.
Mechanical Engineering programme structure
First-year students studying Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and Design Engineering all start their degrees with a broad knowledge of the fundamentals and a command of the skills that underpin modern engineering. You will share common units with your peers in other disciplines and work on an interdisciplinary project, based on global challenges and inspired by Engineers Without Borders. You will meet and work closely with more people from the start of your degree, broadening your social circle and long-term professional network. Interdisciplinary working is now the norm in industry, and a good understanding of disciplines other than your own will serve you well when you enter the workplace. Starting your degree with a broad foundation of knowledge will expand your frame of reference, enabling you to be more creative as you progress with your programme and become more specialist in later years of study.
Verified from the official bristol.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
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Mechanical Engineering entry requirements and frequently asked questions
What qualification does Mechanical Engineering award?
Mechanical Engineering is listed in the linked official catalogue as a BEng programme at University of Bristol. The provider remains the authority for current course details.
How long does Mechanical Engineering take?
University of Bristol publishes a study duration of Four years for Mechanical Engineering in the recorded full-time mode.
When does Mechanical Engineering start?
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- BEng
- Full-time
- 3 stages · full-time
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