Engineering, Design and Manufacturing Systems Research Degrees - PhD
PhD
In Billingham
Description
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Type
PhD
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Location
Billingham
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Duration
4 Years
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Start date
September
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The School offers specialist supervision if you wish to pursue research programmes for the award of PhD. You may undertake your research either full-time or part-time. If you are accepted for PhD research you will be assigned to a Director of Studies (your main supervisor) and at least one second supervisor. There will be a programme of training workshops and seminars to support you.
As a research student you will be encouraged to take part in research seminars, to publish in collaboration with your supervisors and to take part in research conferences nationally and (where possible) internationally.
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About this course
Birmingham City University is committed to preparing students for successful employability and professional careers. We have an innovative approach to employability that will help you obtain an interesting and well-paid graduate job.
The PhD is a well-established and valued academic qualification within the sector and is highly likely to enhance career prospects. For those wanting to follow a career in teaching and researching in Higher Education, a PhD is highly desirable.
PhD applicants will normally be expected to hold a Master's degree in a relevant area.
You will need to complete the research degree application form and provide a statement of your initial research ideas (we advise between 1,000 and 2,000 words, with full referencing to relevant literature).
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Subjects
- Supervisor
- Part Time
- Systems
- Full Time
- Design
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Engineering
- Project Management
- Logistics
- Manufacturing
- Environment
- Environmental Change
- Publications
- Design and Manufacturing
- Motorsports Technology
Course programme
A research degree is not a taught ‘course’ but is an individual programme of research developed by the student and supported by at least two expert supervisors. A full-time PhD will normally take about 3.5 years, and can also be studied part time.
All students are required to undertake an initial training programme leading to a Post Graduate Certificate (PG Cert) in Research Practice during their first year of study, and other appropriate training in later years.
Engineering, Design and Manufacturing Systems Research Degrees - PhD