
Learn Comsol multiphysics from beginner to confident user through six phases, mastering geometry, materials, physics, meshing, post-processing, and real-world multiphysics simulations.
Explore COMSOL Multiphysics, its core capabilities: geometry modeling, multiphysics coupling, material library, meshing, solvers, and post-processing, and its real-world applications in engineering.
Learn the COMSOL Multiphysics user interface, using the Model Wizard or blank model, set space dimensions and physics, and navigate the Model Builder and graphics tools for simulation setup.
Explore COMSOL Multiphysics through a 2D laminar flow example, following the seven-step workflow—from geometry creation and material assignment to physics setup, boundary conditions, meshing, solving, and post-processing.
Learn to create two-dimensional geometry primitives: circle, ellipse, rectangle, polygon, in the Comsol model builder, using sketch tools, draw settings, and build operations to construct solid shapes.
Master boolean operations and partitions in COMSOL Multiphysics, including union, intersection, difference, and compose. Apply chamfer and fillet to refine shapes.
Learn transform operations in COMSOL Multiphysics, including array, mirror, rotate, and scale, to create linear and rectangle arrays, mirror across a line, rotate shapes, and scale objects.
Create a 3D pin heatsink in COMSOL Multiphysics by building a 10×10 cylinder pin array, then form the base and heat plate with fillet and chamfer.
Learn named selections to group domains, boundaries, and edges for applying boundary conditions in a complex geometry; create pins of a heat sink and its base, and assign materials.
Select the appropriate physics for your COMSOL study by using the add physics option or the physics ribbon, then apply fluid flow (laminar), heat transfer in solids, and solid mechanics.
Add materials from the library or create blank materials, assign them to domains in your COMSOL Multiphysics model, and customize their properties and appearance for copper, aluminum, steel, and rubber.
Learn to apply boundary and initial conditions for temperature, heat flux, velocity, and pressure in Comsol multiphysics, using domains, boundaries, and selections across media and physics.
Learn how to create multiphysics coupling between heat transfer in solids and solid mechanics, including thermal structure interaction and thermal expansion, to analyze thermal stress and deformation.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
Learn how meshing in finite element analysis bridges geometry and solution within Comsol Multiphysics, covering 1D–3D elements, mesh refinement, boundary layers, mesh types, quality criteria, and best practices.
Create 2D meshes in COMSOL Multiphysics using free triangular, free quadrilateral, and map mesh. Control element size with domains, boundaries, and custom options, including physics and user control mesh methods.
Apply local and corner mesh refinements and boundary layers in a 2D geometry, refining the central domain, boundaries, and corners, and configure boundary layer layers and stretch factors.
Master mesh creation in COMSOL Multiphysics by defining geometry, adding laminar flow physics, and refining corners and boundary layers using a physics control mesh.
Learn how to add and configure stationary and time-dependent studies in COMSOL Multiphysics, select laminar flow physics, manage meshes, boundary conditions, solvers, and plots during solving for targeted regions.
Explore basic solver settings in a study step, including default solver import, solution one options, and dependent variables such as velocity and pressure, with direct solvers and key configurations.
Master mesh sensitivity analysis in Comsol Multiphysics by comparing coarse and fine meshes to achieve grid independence, balancing pressure, velocity, and computation time.
Master post-processing in COMSOL Multiphysics by visualizing 2d and 3d laminar flow results with volume, surface, slice, and streamlines plots, plus animations and report exports.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
Use the derived values function to compute max, min, and average temperature, displacement, or stress. Choose volume, surface, or line averages and view results in tables and plots.
export von Mises stress data from COMSOL to Excel or Origin Pro using derived values and two export methods, with tab-delimited text or spreadsheet formats.
Learn to generate and customize reports and images in COMSOL Multiphysics for research projects and submissions, choosing brief or complete reports and exporting in HTML or Word.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
The COMSOL file for this project has been provided under the resources. The project was built in COMSOL version 6.1, so it will open in the same version or newer versions, not in previous versions.
Learn COMSOL Multiphysics: From Beginner to Confident User
The first truly complete, hands-on COMSOL Multiphysics® course, specifically designed to take you from absolute beginner to confident simulation user through a clear, structured, and application-focused approach.
Instead of navigating scattered documentation or disconnected tutorials, you'll follow a structured 7-step simulation workflow that makes modelling with COMSOL clear, hands-on, and outcome-driven.
Whether you're a student, researcher, or working professional, this course gives you the foundation and skills to model and simulate systems confidently, using one of the most powerful multiphysics simulation platforms in the world.
Who it’s for:
Engineering students, researchers, and professionals
Self-taught COMSOL users who want structured training
Anyone in Engineering, Sciences, or related fields who wants to model and simulate real-world systems
Beginners to finite element analysis (FEA) seeking hands-on learning
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Create 2D and 3D geometries from scratch
Assign materials and define physics modules for your simulations
Set up boundary and initial conditions for accurate results
Apply meshing strategies for better precision and efficiency
Configure studies and solvers for steady-state and time-dependent analyses
Perform post-processing to interpret and present results
Work through real-world projects from concept to final simulation
Course Structure:
Phase 1: Getting Started with COMSOL
Understand COMSOL’s capabilities, interface, and the complete 7-step simulation workflow through guided examples.
Phase 2: Geometry Creation and Selections
Learn to build precise 2D and 3D models, use parametric design, apply Boolean operations, and import CAD geometries.
Phase 3: Material Assignment, Physics Setup & Boundary Conditions
Assign materials, configure physics modules, and set realistic boundary and initial conditions.
Phase 4: Meshing and Studies
Explore mesh types, refinement techniques, solver settings, and study types for different simulation needs.
Phase 5: Post-processing and Results Interpretation
Visualise results, create animations, generate plots, and export data for reports or presentations.
Phase 6: Real-World Projects & Intermediate Skills
Apply your skills to complete practical projects, from heat sink cooling to fluid-structure interaction.
Why This Course Stands Out
Step-by-step tutorials with no skipped steps
Downloadable COMSOL model files for practice
Quizzes and assignments to reinforce learning
Real-world examples that bridge theory and practice
Instructor with 8+ years’ experience in simulations across heat transfer, fluid flow, structural mechanics, and multiphysics
Lifetime access and ongoing support
Disclaimer: This course is not affiliated with or sponsored by COMSOL AB. COMSOL Multiphysics® is a registered trademark of COMSOL AB and is used here for educational purposes only. For official support and licensing, please visit the COMSOL website.