In the mechanical engineering programme, students will be exposed to an integrated system design approach which covers the whole chain form a concept car to the end product. They study a variety of courses including Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing, Structural Dynamics, Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery, Theory of Machines, Vehicle Electrical and Instrumentation Systems, Heat Transfer, Automotive Structures, Internal combustion Engines, Power Train Systems, Engine Design, Automotive Chassis Systems, Automotive Structural Design, Engineering Professional Ethics as well as a final year project. For both programmes, students undergo extensive practical training through a series of laboratory courses and a twelve week industrial training exercise in a relevant industry. Besides, there are a variety of elective courses for the students to specialize in.

Students in aerospace engineering study among other courses, Aerodynamics, Structural Mechanics, Principles of Flight, Rigid Body Dynamics, Aircraft Structures, Automatic Control, Propulsion, Aircraft Design, Space Mechanics, Flight Dynamics and Control, Spacecraft Dynamics and Control, Engineering Professional Ethics, as well as a final year project.