Students taking the Aeronautical specialisation must complete ME2135 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics, select TWO courses from Group A and TWO courses from Group B.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Note:

• A minimum of 12 units of the specialisation requirements must be earned from courses read at NUS.
• Out of the 20 units of specialisation courses read, up to 8 units may be used to meet (i) the Specialisation requirement and (ii) another requirement, e.g., College, Faculty, Second Major, Minor, Specialisation or other requirements.
• ME4232 Small Aircraft and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles will no longer be offered starting from AY2024/2025. Students who have previously taken ME4232 may count ME4232 towards the requirement for Group A courses.

Students taking the Aeronautical specialisation must complete ME2135 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics, select TWO courses from Group A and TWO courses from Group B.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Note:

• A minimum of 12 Units of the specialisation requirements must be earned from courses read in NUS.
• Out of the 20 Units of specialisation courses read, up to 8 Units may be used to meet (i) the Specialisation requirement and (ii) another requirement, e.g., College, Faculty, Second Major, Minor, Specialisation or other requirements.

Students taking the Aeronautical specialisation must complete ME2135 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics, select TWO courses from Group A, TWO courses from GROUP B and present their FYP or Mechanical Systems Design Project in a poster session.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Energy and Sustainability specialisation must:

• Complete at least THREE courses (of which up to two can be ME5000-level courses) from the list below AND complete ME4101A Bachelor of Engineering Dissertation or ME4101B Mechanical Systems Design (related to Energy and Sustainability).     
• Students will NEED to present their Final Year Project or Design Project in a poster session.

OR

• Complete at least FIVE courses (of which up to two can be ME5000-level courses) from the list below.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing with GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Energy and Sustainability specialisation must take at least FOUR courses from the list below and present their FYP in a poster session.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Industry 4.0 specialisation must complete TWO courses from Group A and select THREE courses from Group B.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Offshore Oil & Gas specialisation must complete ONE course from Group A, select TWO courses from Group B AND complete ME4101A Bachelor of Engineering Dissertation (related to Offshore Oil & Gas Technology).

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Offshore Oil & Gas specialisation must complete compulsory course ME4105 Specialisation Study Module (4 MC) offered in August, select at least THREE courses from the list below and complete ME4101A Final Year Project.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Students taking the Robotics specialisation must complete at least THREE courses from the list below AND complete ME4101A Bachelor of Engineering Dissertation (must be related to Robotics – prior approval should be sought from the coordinator)

OR

complete FIVE courses from the list below.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

Note: A minimum of 12 Units of the specialisation technical electives requirements must be earned from courses read in NUS.

To guide students in choosing the elective courses in a focused manner, the elective courses are arranged in three tracks. Students are encouraged to choose their elective courses within the same track. However, students are allowed to “mix-and-match” the electives outside these tracks.

Students taking the Robotics specialisation MUST complete 24 Units, comprising the following:

• Four (4) elective courses (16 Units) from the Robotics basket of courses, and
• A final year project (8 Units) in the area of Robotics.

¹ Only students with level 4 standing and GPA = or > 3.5 are allowed to read level 5000 courses.

To guide students in choosing the elective courses in a focused manner, the elective courses are arranged in three tracks. Students are encouraged to choose their three elective courses within the same track. However, students are allowed to “mix-and-match” the electives outside these tracks.