Master of Mechanical Engineering
(N/521/7/0134) (10/24) (MQA/FA 8016)
Mechanical engineering is referred to as the ‘mother’ branch of engineering. The Master of Mechanical Engineering allows students to pursue in-depth study in areas such as design, development, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems for a wide range of industries, including transportation, automation, medical, energy generation, electronic, sports and aerospace.
- Full Time: 1 Yr 6 Months | Part Time: 3 Yrs 6 mnths
- Intakes: January, June
Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements :
i. Bachelor’s Degree (Phase 6 MOH) in Engineering with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 or equivalent, as received by the PPT Senate; or
ii. Bachelor’s Degree (Level 6 MOH) in Engineering or its equivalent but does not achieve CGPA 2.50, admitted to be subject to a minimum of 5 years working experience in the field relevant.
For candidates with a Bachelor’s Degree (Level 6 MOH) in Science or Technology (non- Engineering), the engineering pre-requisite module must be offered to prepare them for further study.
For candidates who have a Bachelor’s Degree (Level 6 MOH) not in Mechanical Engineering should take Machine Design course.
For international students, Test of English score as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) 500 or score international English Language Testing System (IELTS) 5.0 or equivalent.
If the student do not meet those criteria, PPT must offering English language skills courses to ensure adequate student proficiency to meet program requirements. This matter usually done through the assessment process.
FAQ
Entry Requirements
Applicants typically need a relevant bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field along with a minimum CGPA 2.50 out of 4 (62.5%). Additional qualifications may be required for international students like IELTS 5.0 or TOEFL 500. More details can be found on the LUC website.
Curriculum
The curriculum includes advanced topics such as advanced Machine Design, Manufacturing, Materials Engineering, and Sustainable Engineering practices. Specializations in areas like robotics or aerospace may be available through electives.
Accreditation
Yes, the program is accredited by relevant educational and professional bodies, ensuring it meets high academic and industry standards.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue roles in sectors like automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and R&D, with positions such as senior engineer, project manager, or research scientist.
Research Opportunities
Yes, students are encouraged to engage in research projects, often in collaboration with faculty, involving thesis work or independent research aligned with industry needs.
Program Duration
The program generally takes 1.5 years for full-time 3.5 years for part-time.
Capstone/Thesis
Students complete a thesis or capstone project that involves significant research or design work in a specialized area, demonstrating the application of advanced engineering principles.
Student Support
LUC offers academic advising, access to research resources, and career counseling to assist students during their studies and job placement.
Skills Development
Students will develop technical and analytical skills, leadership abilities, and expertise in project management, advanced modeling, and simulation techniques.
Networking
Yes, the program includes networking events, guest lectures, and industry partnerships that offer valuable connections and insights into the field.
Financial Aid
LUC offers scholarships, grants, and financial aid options for graduate students. Check with the financial aid office for specific opportunities. Please refer to our International Marketing Department (IMD@lincoln.edu.my).
Coursework Challenges
Students should utilize resources such as professors’ office hours, study groups, and tutoring services to address academic challenges.
Intake Periods
The Faculty of Engineering offers three annual intakes: March, July, and November, with flexibility for late applications up to six weeks after the start of each intake.
Alumni
Yes, the program has a network of alumni working in various engineering sectors, offering mentorship and networking opportunities for current students.
Program Withdrawal
To withdraw, follow the established procedure starting with a Withdrawal Form, consulting with an advisor, clearing financial obligations, completing required documentation, and collecting a Release Letter. For more details, contact the registrar at registrar@lincoln.edu.my.
Program Deferment
Students can defer their program by submitting a Deferment Form and following up with the faculty. For international students, visa considerations apply. Contact the registrar for full details.
English Proficiency
Yes, English proficiency is required for entry, with minimum scores of IELTS 5.0, TOEFL 500, or Linguaskill 154.
No, English proficiency must be met before joining the main course. LUC offers an intensive course through its English Center to help students meet the requirements.
Credit Transfer
Yes, but students must submit transcripts and course descriptions for evaluation. The faculty assesses the relevance and equivalency of courses taken to determine if credits can be transferred.
Work Experience
Work experience is not required, but applicants with a lower CGPA may be admitted with at least 5 years of relevant experience.
Alternative Pathways
Yes, applicants may pursue the program through Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) if they meet age and experience requirements. For more details, visit the APEL site.
Age Limit
There is no age limit, but for APEL applicants, a minimum age of 35 is required.
Required Documents
A scan of original and certified true copies of academic transcripts and certificates, along with English translations if necessary.
Credit Hours
Students must complete 42 credit hours to graduate.
Part-Time Study
Yes, part-time study is available, accommodating working professionals or those with other commitments.
Class Size
Classes typically have around 20 students, ensuring an interactive environment. The lecturer-to-student ratio is 1:25.
Timetable
The timetable is provided four weeks before the start of the semester and can be accessed through the LLS student portal.
Accreditation
Yes, the program is fully accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).
Subjects
The program consists of seven core courses, three electives, and a project paper. The total credit hours required are 42.
Assessment Methods
The program uses a combination of continuous assessments (50%) and final assessments (50%), including tests, exams, assignments, presentations, and more.
Attendance
A minimum of 80% attendance is required. Failure to meet this can have consequences like visa issues, warning letters, or termination.
Attendance Exceptions
Yes, exceptions may be granted for medical reasons or other documented emergencies, with proper documentation.
Attendance Makeup
Attending extra classes does not typically compensate for low attendance. It’s important to consult with an instructor for guidance.
Attendance Tracking
Attendance is recorded through the Learning Online System (LOS) and updated in the Lincoln Learning System (LLS).
Leave of Absence
Yes, you can request a leave by submitting a formal request with supporting documents.
Low Attendance Consequences
Plan your schedule, prioritize attendance, and inform instructors in advance of absences to avoid penalties.
Scholarship Eligibility
Yes, but approval depends on meeting specific terms and conditions.
Campus Accessibility
The Kelana Jaya Campus is a 5-minute walk from the LRT station, and there’s a free shuttle service to Wisma Lincoln.
Hostel Rental
Hostel rental rates vary depending on accommodation type. For details, visit the hostel website.
Registration Fee
The registration fee is non-refundable.
Class Size
Classes typically have around 20 students, maintaining a 1:25 lecturer-to-student ratio.
Meet the Lecturers
Lecturers are introduced during Orientation Day, which provides an opportunity to meet faculty, ask questions, and build connections.
Semester Breaks
There are three semester breaks annually, one after the completion of each semester.
Class Location
Classes are conducted at the Kelana Jaya Campus, which is a 5-minute walk from the LRT station.
Lab Facilities
Yes, the programs have adequate laboratory facilities for practical work.
Faculty Access
Students can meet faculty members at the Faculty of Engineering office or through the WhatsApp group.
Academic Support
Personalized tutoring, one-on-one sessions, extra teaching hours, and flexible assessments are available to support struggling students.
Contact us
+1300 880 111 (Malaysia)
+603-7806 3478 (International)
- +603-7806 3479
- info@www.lincoln.edu.my
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