Masters degrees
Industry-relevant courses
Our Industrial Advisory Board helps ensure our courses are up-to-date with the modern practices and techniques that will enable you to succeed in industry upon graduation.
Many of our Masters courses are accredited by the relevant accrediting body, such as the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), see course pages for details.
Find out what our students say about their experience studying a Masters course at Leeds.
Xueer chose to undertake a Masters in Advanced Mechanical Engineering after completing her bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering, both here at the University of Leeds.
Her studies developed her knowledge and skills, including practical skills, which then led her to complete research in biological and medical engineering.
Monish chose to study a Masters here at Leeds as the course offered him flexibility in modules, allowing him to speicalise in the field he was interested in.
During his studies, Monish used SPARK, our business start-up support service in order to set up his own business. Watch the video here.
After completing her undergraduate degree here at the University of Leeds, Natalie chose to apply for a Masters course at Leeds too.
Due to our strong links with industry, she was able to visit hospitals in order to develop knowledge and skills within medical engineering. Inspired by these visits, she chose to focus on ankle replacements in her thesis.
Find out more about Natalie's experience studying with us.
Tianyi chose to study a Masters at Leeds to develop his knoweldge in mechanical engineering. He found aerodynamics the most fascinating aspect of his course.
The knowledge and skills he developed while studying here enabled him to successfully apply for a PhD in his area of interest, aerodynamics.
Following completing his Masters in Advanced Mechanical Engineering, Ahmed was approached by Bentley Motors and now works in computer-aided engineering (CAE), which leads the vehicle design process to reduce weight, design cost and development time.
Before his studies Ahmed worked in the car industry but wanted a course that would help him fill any gaps in his knowledge and optional modules allowed him to tailor his studies to his interest, automotive engineering.