Why do you like mechanical engineering?

I gave my std. 10th exams in 2010 and was confused whether to take up science or commerce in junior college. Anyways, Iron Man 2 released that summer and my friend suggested we go watch that movie. I was new to watching Hollywood movies, and you guessed it right, I had not watched Iron Man 1. read more

There isn’t a country in the world that doesn’t need its engineers and there are a number of mechanical engineering courses which can testify to that. Take a look at the CUG Course Chooser and browse through mechanical engineering courses across the UK. read more

I like engineering because I like solving problems. It's one of the most concrete ways that I can change the world. Nearly everything that we do or use today is a product of engineering, and to be a part of that legacy is glorious. read more

Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest and oldest branches of engineering. Mechanical engineers are involved with the design, analysis, testing, manufacturing, control, operation, and maintenance of mechanical systems - that is, any system that has a moving part! Mechanical systems can vary greatly in complexity and magnitude from the valve in an artificial heart to a car engine to a mammoth nuclear power plant. read more