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Railway Systems Engineering and Integration

Lead the next generation of industry talent with Railway Systems Engineering and Integration at — . You'll consider the broader aspect of railway systems and learn how they interact on a global scale. With a large and diverse railway research and education gro…

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Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering · Engineering and technology

Lead the next generation of industry talent with Railway Systems Engineering and Integration at — . You'll consider the broader aspect of railway systems and learn how they interact on a global scale. With a large and diverse railway research and education group, you'll receive insight from experts with great links into industry. You will develop your ability to work in multi-disciplinary project teams on a course strongly supported by railway practitioners. Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of railway systems, exploring their interactions through sponsored projects on a global scale. You'll collaborate directly with industry leads, in our state-of-the-art UK Rail Research and Innovation Network (UKRRIN) Centre of Excellence in Digital Systems (CEDS). Our innovative distance-learning format, equivalent to part-time study over 2-3 years, requires attendance only during designated taught weeks. This flexibility allows you to seamlessly integrate study with your career, making 7-8 visits to — to complete your degree. Study flexibly with our distance-learning study mode Benefit from our cutting-edge research centre and facilities Work on worldwide sponsored projects Learn through a multi-disciplinary approach to develop an all-round level of knowledge We’re Europe’s largest and most diverse railway research and education group with extensive links into industry. You'll learn about rail and rail systems from the fundamentals through to the latest research and industrial applications.

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A 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant subject (eg, Engineering, Physics, Economics or Mathematics). Practical experience will also be taken into account. If you have no or limited industry experience you will be required to attend the introductory course.

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