Engineering and Manufacturing Postgraduate Degrees in the Northern Ireland

...government departments and agencies. CERC generated £11.5m in external research income during the last Research Excellence Framework (REF2014)... Learn about: Renewable Energy, Civil Engineering...

...and nanotechnology System-on-Chip Special Features ECIT brings together, in one building, internationally recognised research groups specialising in... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...cluster undertakes leading-edge, multidisciplinary research into the processing, modelling and development of high-performance materials across a broad range of applications... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering, Medical training...

...as the completion of novel, industrially-relevant research projects. Course Details The degree will consist of 120 CATS of modules from the list below... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

...(20 CATS) Mechanics of Biomaterials (20 CATS) Computer-Aided Engineering (20 CATS) Internal Combustion Engines (20 CATS) Sustainable Energy Systems... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...Learning and Teaching Teaching takes place in the morning and afternoon... Learn about: Environmental Engineering...

...Nuclear Engineering Note: the availability of elective modules in a given academic year will be subject to sufficient numbers of students... Learn about: Environmental Engineering...

...Overview: Materials Science is the foundation for much of the technological advances in recent decades, and continues to drive development of new devices...

...including laboratory/simulation-based assignments, individual projects, presentations, written coursework and unseen written exams. Learning and Teaching...

...three compulsory modules introducing them to the fundamentals of materials science and materials characterisation in their first year. The third module...