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Mechanical and Systems Engineering
Overview Research degrees are offered through four research groups: - bioengineering - MEMS and sensors - fluid dynamics and thermal systems - design, manufacture and materials. As a postgraduate researcher you'll join as a junior academic colleague rather tha…
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School of Engineering · Engineering and technology
Overview Research degrees are offered through four research groups: - bioengineering - MEMS and sensors - fluid dynamics and thermal systems - design, manufacture and materials. As a postgraduate researcher you'll join as a junior academic colleague rather than a student. You'll play a full and professional role in contributing to the School of Engineering’s goal of international academic excellence. To develop your research capabilities you'll be supported by: - the School - the Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering - your supervisory team. We will help you progress with your higher degree. You'll gain a unique skill set, through: - international conference attendance - research paper submissions. Research You can find more detailed information regarding each research group and suggested PhD projects on the School website: - Bioengineering - Design, Manufacture and Materials - Fluid Dynamics and Thermal Systems. NewRail NewRail is our centre for railway research at — University. It is part of the design, manufacture and materials research group. Through this centre you have the opportunity to research train movement: - organisation - management - economics. The subject looks at innovative concepts for sustainable rail transport. It focusses on: - system services - production patterns - rail system designs. Your scientific work will contribute to the modernisation of the rail sector as a whole. You'll integrate knowledge from a variety of disciplines, such as: - systems engineering - economics - marketing. You'll have the opportunity to work with railway experts from local and international rail-focused organisations. Such as: - Network Rail - Railfuture - Tyne and Wear Metro - Port of Tyne - Tyne and Wear Freight Partnership. Our research areas include: - demand patterns and models - supply patterns and models - grants and contracts - service execution - customer satisfaction - business generation.
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Academic entry requirements A 2:1 Honours degree, or international equivalent, in a relevant subject. However, combinations of the following can be taken into consideration: undergraduate qualifications masters qualifications relevant work experience. Please contact us if you wish to discuss your individual circumstances.
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