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MEng Engineering

University of Cambridge

Pembroke College · 2023–2027

General Engineering → Aerospace, Mechanical & Information Engineering

Part IA

Foundations

Courses
MechanicsMechanical VibrationsThermofluid MechanicsStructuresMaterialsPhysical Principles of Electronics & ElectromagneticsAnalysis of Circuits & DevicesDigital Circuits & Information ProcessingMathematicsComputing
Coursework
Dimensional AnalysisComputer-Aided DesignEngineering DrawingDesign ChallengeExpositionMicroprocessor LabThe Engineer in Society
Skills Developed

Built and solved mathematical models of physical systems, analysed mechanical and fluid behaviour, and used Python for engineering computation. Developed practical CAD, technical drawing, digital electronics and microcontroller experience, alongside structured engineering design and technical communication.

Part IB

Systems & Analysis

Courses
MechanicsStructuresMaterialsThermofluid MechanicsAnalysis of Circuits & DevicesElectrical PowerElectromagnetic Fields & WavesLinear Systems & ControlCommunicationsFourier Transforms & Signal and Data AnalysisVector CalculusLinear AlgebraProbability
Selected Topics
Manufacturing & ManagementCivil & Structural Engineering
Coursework
Sustainable Engineering
Skills Developed

Developed stronger system-level analysis across mechanics, electronics, control and communications. Worked with feedback systems, Fourier methods, probability, linear algebra and engineering data, while becoming more comfortable translating between physical systems, mathematical models and computational solutions.

Part IIA

Aerospace, Control & Computation

Courses
Fluid Mechanics IFluid Mechanics IIDynamicsVibrationSignals & SystemsSystems & ControlMathematical MethodsMarketing

Marketing — market analysis · product positioning · pricing · customer value

Skills Developed

Built more specialised models across aerodynamics, dynamics and control. Worked with panel and boundary-layer methods, numerical fluid modelling, state-space systems, signal processing, feedback control, optimisation and stochastic methods, with greater emphasis on validating computational models rather than simply implementing them.

Projects

Beyond Coursework