Edinburgh Napier University · Part-time
Advanced Materials Engineering
Offered only at selected universities in Scotland at Masters Level, this course is information rich, but also provides a significant degree of hands-on practical work that utilises a wide range of manufacturing, testing and characterisation equipment. The limi…
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School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment · Engineering and technology
Offered only at selected universities in Scotland at Masters Level, this course is information rich, but also provides a significant degree of hands-on practical work that utilises a wide range of manufacturing, testing and characterisation equipment. The limited number of graduates in this area, combined with the knowledge, expertise and practical skills developed in this specialised field, gives you a major advantage over other engineering graduates as you seek employment within the materials-related industries. We have been successfully teaching a Masters programme in materials engineering for more than 20 years, leading the way in the study of this field. Staff are very experienced and undertake both academic research and commercial projects, both of which support students’ learning experience. Please visit our website for course details.
Getting in
As the university states it
Bachelor (Honours) degree at 2.2 or above. We look for applicants to have a background in physical science, engineering, physics or chemistry in order to be eligible for this programme. We may also consider lesser qualifications if you have sufficient relevant work experience within the industry.
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