The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Mechanical Engineering Major offers a thorough grounding in the principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, and materials science. Students study units like Fluid Mechanics, Machine Design, and Structural Design, developing skills for designing and improving mechanical systems. Career prospects include roles as mechanical engineers, design engineers, and manufacturing specialists, preparing graduates for impactful careers in automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, and industrial sectors.

  • Applicant must hold at least 7 points* (from a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 3 A/L subjects with at least S grade in Combined Mathematics) at Advanced Level (National) or 6 points* (from a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 3 A/L subjects with at least E grade in Mathematics) at Advanced Level (London).
  • Students who do not meet this requirement, refer page 28
    *To calculate A/L (UK) points: A*/
    A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1
    *To calculate A/L (Sri Lanka)
    points: A=5, B=4, C=3, S=2

Compulsory modules conducted by RIC

  • SEJ103 Materials Engineering Project
  • SIT194 Introduction to Mathematical Modelling
  • SEP105 Programming and Visualisation
  • SET111 Sustainable Design
  • SEJ104 Engineering in Society
  • SEB101 Engineering Physics
  • SIT199 Applied Algebra and Statistics

Compulsory modules conducted by RIC

  • SEM200 Machine design
  • SEM218 Fluid mechanics
  • SEP291 Engineering modelling
  • SEJ201 Structural design
  • SEM216 Stress and failure analysis
  • SEM202 Thermodynamics

Third and fourth year modules will be conducted at Deakin University, Australia (After successfully completing the modules in the first two years**)

  • Automotive Engineer
  • Engine Designer
  • Instrumentation Engineer
  • Maintenance Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Mining Engineer
  • Plumbing Engineer
  • Railway Engineer
  • Research Assistant
  • Robotics Engineer

This list is non-exhaustive

**Subject to the conditions of achieving a satisfactory overall weighted average mark (as decided by the Faculty) for the units completed at RIC, meeting the relevant English Language requirement and student visa requirements. For more information on Deakin admission criteria, please refer to the Deakin international course guide.

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Our foundation programmes offer a strong academic foundation for students after O/L to fast-track their higher studies and graduate from University of London or pursue their pathway to Deakin University in Australia. The RIC Foundation for Deakin pathway also provides an option for students after A/L who do not meet the minimum entry requirements for direct enrollment, to keep their dreams alive and become eligible to commence the pathway to Deakin University

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