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University of Brighton · Full-time

Advanced Manufacturing

Our Advanced Manufacturing masters degree prepares you for high-value engineering roles in modern manufacturing, automation and industrial innovation, or for progression into research-led careers. You’ll gain the advanced technical and professional skills need…

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School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering · Engineering and technology

Our Advanced Manufacturing masters degree prepares you for high-value engineering roles in modern manufacturing, automation and industrial innovation, or for progression into research-led careers. You’ll gain the advanced technical and professional skills needed to analyse, optimise and design manufacturing systems that respond to global challenges in digitalisation, automation and sustainability. You’ll develop a strong engineering foundation with specialist expertise in robotics and automation, advanced manufacturing technologies and the mechanics of materials. Learning is applied, with an emphasis on practical problem-solving, industry-relevant case studies and project-based assessments that reflect real manufacturing environments. The industry placement or research year is a great way to gain valuable professional or academic experience and provides an opportunity for international students to study in the UK for two years instead of one. We offer a two-year international study visa route to support applications for this course. Brighton & Hove is the UK’s leading city for new economy businesses (Centre for Cities 2025), which includes advanced engineering as a sector, and is just an hour away from central London. For more information on alternative start dates, early exits (PGCert/PGDip) and part-time studying options please visit the course page on our website.

Getting in

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Normally a 2.2 and above in an engineering subject. If you have a degree in another numerate technical discipline including physics and chemistry your application will be assessed individually.

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