Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering with Energy

Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest

Mechanical Engineering with Energy offers a unique blend of career opportunities, personal fulfilment, and the chance to make positive impacts on the world by addressing energy challenges. This TUS Midlands course is ideal for students interested in the intersection of mechanical engineering and energy technology, as it equips them with the skills and knowledge needed to address contemporary energy demands facing Industry, including sustainability and environmental considerations. Graduates of such programs can pursue careers in various industries, including energy production, renewable energy, HVAC systems design, and more. Our Mechanical Engineering with Energy course is crafted in a way to blend the essential theoretical and practical elements of Mechanical Engineering with some specialised expertise in sustainable energy engineering. Mechanical engineers are essential for optimizing energy usage in manufacturing processes and ensuring the efficiency of industrial machinery, while energy engineering assumes a pivotal role in the generation, distribution, and storage of energy, forming the cornerstone of our society. The dynamic landscape of technological progress, including electric vehicles and data centres, is continuously evolving, with mechanical engineers at the heart of the process.Graduates can explore diverse career paths in renewable energy, manufacturing, and more, enjoying job security in an industry resilient to economic shifts. This field fosters innovation in energy technology, offers high earning potential, and aligns with personal interests in problem-solving and sustainable practices. Its global relevance allows professionals to work internationally and contribute to the transition to sustainable energy sources. Moreover, interdisciplinary learning opportunities broaden skill sets, making it a compelling choice for those seeking to shape a sustainable energy future.

Faculty of Sciences, Health and Technology