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MSc
Brunel University - Civil Engineering
Engineering (civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, architectural, building, etc.) is at the core of a successful economy and the infrastructure it develops directly affects the well-being of its citizens and the environment. There are, however, two main challenges that the engineering and construction industry currently face.
MSc / PGCert / PGDip
University of Manchester - School of Materials
The masters course in Polymer Materials Science and Engineering, offered in partnership with the School of Chemistry, is multi-disciplinary: it provides Chemists, Materials Scientists and Engineers with a rich understanding of both traditional commodity plastics and speciality polymers with increasing applications in the biomedical and pharmaceutical fields, and in electronics and nanotechnology. The full range of issues, from fundamental polymer science, through polymer processing, to manufacturing are all covered.
MSc / PGDip
Newcastle University - School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials
The programme is suitable for experienced engineers, scientists and managers in the manufacturing industry who are already managing projects and who understand the basics of project management. The programme is designed to produce graduates who will have an understanding of the theories, principles and frameworks for the effective and efficient management of major projects and programmes.
MSc
Brunel University - Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering addresses key challenges associated with infrastructure. There is a global shortage of qualified civil engineers, especially at the graduate/junior engineer career stage.
MSc
Coventry University - Engineering Manufacture and Management
Gain the qualification and skills required to release your potential and improve yourself and move your organisation forward. Classes are taught by academics with a strong track record of working with industry.
MSc
Coventry University - Engineering Manufacture and Management
You can choose from a series of modules which will be appropriate for you and your employer. Academic staff will assist you in choosing the best modules from a list of about 15 on offer.
MSc
Coventry University - Systems Engineering
WHAT WILL I LEARN? The course has the following ten taught modules: ?Masters project, ?study skills and research methods, ?lean operations, ?supply chain management, ?project management, ?management of quality, ?logistics operations, ?purchasing management, ?contract management, ?sustainability and environmental management systems.
MSc
Coventry University - Engineering Manufacture and Management
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE? You will gain an understanding of planning, monitoring and control techniques.
MSc
University of Westminster - School of Electronics and Computer Science
The demand for Embedded System Engineers in all areas of engineering is currently flourishing as embedded systems find more applications in everyday life, from digital cameras to robotic surveillance tools and ATMs. This course aims to produce postgraduates with the key professional engineering skills required to implement modern real-time embedded systems.
MSc
Coventry University - Department of Industrial Design
Modules you will expect to take when studying the Industrial Product Design MSc degree: Term 1 ?Creative Studies ?Ergonomics ?CAD Modelling ?Product Design Term 2 ?IPD project ?Product Design ?Professional Practice ?Research Methods Term 3 ?MSc Project
Prices from £200
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