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MSc Robotics at Heriot-Watt University provides you with industry-relevant training in core elements of modern robotics and autonomous systems.
This one-year postgraduate master’s degree in Robotics is linked to the United Kingdom’s (UK's) National Robotarium and will equip you to work in industry and wider society in areas where robots can be used to improve productivity, transform transportation, work in extreme environments, and improve quality of life.
Studying MSc Robotics will allow you to:
be trained in core robotics techniques, from basic kinematics to robot control, robot navigation, robot planning, machine vision, and human-robot interaction, and in enabling technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NPL), machine learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT)
receive an extensive training in robot programming, especially using the robotic operating system (ROS), and practical implementation of solutions on real robots
apply skills in various applications through major robotics projects, relevant to research and industry, and involving systems such as autonomous vehicles, underwater robots, humanoid and social robots, advanced manipulators for compliant control, and novel robot designs
obtain access to staff from leading research groups to mentor their development and guide their research projects
On this degree you will be offered flexibility in the courses you study so that you can specialise in specific domains of robotics application. Check the course details section below for more information.
Why study Robotics?
Robotics and AI (Artificial Intelligence) are seen as key technologies for the future and the subject of massive commercial investment.
There is a rapidly growing worldwide demand for graduates with the technical skills and industry awareness to create an innovation pipeline from academic research to global markets in the field of robotics. Key application areas include manufacturing, assistive and medical robots, offshore energy, environmental monitoring, search and rescue, defence, and support for the aging population.
Apple, Google, Uber, Amazon, and Facebook all have major ongoing research programs in robotics. In the UK, Dyson, 5AI and a plethora of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups are trying to grasp the huge market opportunity that is foreseen. Predictions of the worldwide economic impact of Robotics and Autonomous Systems range from US$1.7 trillion to US$4.5 trillion by 2025.
Our Expertise
96% of Heriot-Watt University’s engineering research was classed as world-leading in the REF 2021 review, which ranked us 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK for engineering research through a joint submission with the University of Edinburgh.
Our MSc Robotics draws upon the world class research carried out by Heriot-Watt as part of the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Centre for Doctoral Training in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CDT-RAS). The centre is leading in the UK effort to realise the potential of Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by producing a new generation of highly skilled researchers, trained to take a leading role through technical skills coupled to industry and marketing awareness.
Heriot-Watt also hosts the National Robotarium. The multimillion-pound innovation hub for robotics and autonomous systems has been built in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh and delivers leading research and support for business creation and growth. The presence of the National Robotarium provides you with the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills at the forefront of robotics and AI.
Your learning environment
The MSc Robotics programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be assessed by coursework, exams, and your dissertation, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by professional electrical, electronic, and robotic engineers. You will have the opportunity to work on real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact in our state-of-the-art GRID (Global Research Innovation and Discovery) facility. This specifically designed centre gives you access to innovative labs and facilities for electronics, electrical power, computing, embedded systems, communications, robotics, and mechanical prototyping.
Outside of the classroom, there are several societies you can join, where you can meet likeminded people, get involved in social and networking events, and gain insights into industry, including:
Robot Wars Society where you can battle robots and discuss fighting robots with other robotics students, and others around the university
Robotics Society to join weekly Come and Build sessions, attend workshops, crash courses, and training throughout the year
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of robotics that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying four mandatory courses and choosing four further options from a suite of over 10 specialist robotics, electrical and electronic engineering courses. You will choose optional courses from an extensive list, including embedded systems, data mining and machine learning, internet of things, human robot interaction, and optimisation and deep learning for imaging and vision.
In semester three, you’ll undertake an extensive and specialised investigation into your chosen area of robotics through your master’s project and dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by applying your understanding of specialised areas in robotics, including principal theories, concepts, design, and evaluation techniques, to develop original and creative responses to current and emerging issues in the field of robotics.
Industry
The prevalence of industry and research, through the National Robotarium and the CDT-RAS, on campus means that your learning will be directly informed by current and emerging trends, technologies and techniques as used by professional robotics and autonomous systems academics. As a result, you’ll gain the right blend of knowledge, practical skills, and soft skills to set you up for life after graduation.
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme
MSc Robotics at Heriot-Watt University provides you with industry-relevant training in core elements of modern robotics and autonomous systems.
This one-year postgraduate master’s degree in Robotics is linked to the United Kingdom’s (UK's) National Robotarium and will equip you to work in industry and wider society in areas where robots can be used to improve productivity, transform transportation, work in extreme environments, and improve quality of life.
Studying MSc Robotics will allow you to:
be trained in core robotics techniques, from basic kinematics to robot control, robot navigation, robot planning, machine vision, and human-robot interaction, and in enabling technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NPL), machine learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT)
receive an extensive training in robot programming, especially using the robotic operating system (ROS), and practical implementation of solutions on real robots
apply skills in various applications through major robotics projects, relevant to research and industry, and involving systems such as autonomous vehicles, underwater robots, humanoid and social robots, advanced manipulators for compliant control, and novel robot designs
obtain access to staff from leading research groups to mentor their development and guide their research projects
On this degree you will be offered flexibility in the courses you study so that you can specialise in specific domains of robotics application. Check the course details section below for more information.
Why study Robotics?
Robotics and AI (Artificial Intelligence) are seen as key technologies for the future and the subject of massive commercial investment.
There is a rapidly growing worldwide demand for graduates with the technical skills and industry awareness to create an innovation pipeline from academic research to global markets in the field of robotics. Key application areas include manufacturing, assistive and medical robots, offshore energy, environmental monitoring, search and rescue, defence, and support for the aging population.
Apple, Google, Uber, Amazon, and Facebook all have major ongoing research programs in robotics. In the UK, Dyson, 5AI and a plethora of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups are trying to grasp the huge market opportunity that is foreseen. Predictions of the worldwide economic impact of Robotics and Autonomous Systems range from US$1.7 trillion to US$4.5 trillion by 2025.
Our Expertise
96% of Heriot-Watt University’s engineering research was classed as world-leading in the REF 2021 review, which ranked us 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK for engineering research through a joint submission with the University of Edinburgh.
Our MSc Robotics draws upon the world class research carried out by Heriot-Watt as part of the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Centre for Doctoral Training in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CDT-RAS). The centre is leading in the UK effort to realise the potential of Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by producing a new generation of highly skilled researchers, trained to take a leading role through technical skills coupled to industry and marketing awareness.
Heriot-Watt also hosts the National Robotarium. The multimillion-pound innovation hub for robotics and autonomous systems has been built in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh and delivers leading research and support for business creation and growth. The presence of the National Robotarium provides you with the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills at the forefront of robotics and AI.
Your learning environment
The MSc Robotics programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be assessed by coursework, exams, and your dissertation, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by professional electrical, electronic, and robotic engineers. You will have the opportunity to work on real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact in our state-of-the-art GRID (Global Research Innovation and Discovery) facility. This specifically designed centre gives you access to innovative labs and facilities for electronics, electrical power, computing, embedded systems, communications, robotics, and mechanical prototyping.
Outside of the classroom, there are several societies you can join, where you can meet likeminded people, get involved in social and networking events, and gain insights into industry, including:
Robot Wars Society where you can battle robots and discuss fighting robots with other robotics students, and others around the university
Robotics Society to join weekly Come and Build sessions, attend workshops, crash courses, and training throughout the year
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of robotics that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying four mandatory courses and choosing four further options from a suite of over 10 specialist robotics, electrical and electronic engineering courses. You will choose optional courses from an extensive list, including embedded systems, data mining and machine learning, internet of things, human robot interaction, and optimisation and deep learning for imaging and vision.
In semester three, you’ll undertake an extensive and specialised investigation into your chosen area of robotics through your master’s project and dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by applying your understanding of specialised areas in robotics, including principal theories, concepts, design, and evaluation techniques, to develop original and creative responses to current and emerging issues in the field of robotics.
Industry
The prevalence of industry and research, through the National Robotarium and the CDT-RAS, on campus means that your learning will be directly informed by current and emerging trends, technologies and techniques as used by professional robotics and autonomous systems academics. As a result, you’ll gain the right blend of knowledge, practical skills, and soft skills to set you up for life after graduation.
Admission Requirements
6+
A first class or upper second honours degree in mathematics, physics, engineering, and computer science or other relevant disciplines with a numerate background and sufficient computer programming experience. Equivalent overseas qualifications will also be considered.
1 Year
Sep
Jan
Tuition Fee and Scholarships
Domestic Students
10,736 GBP
-
International Students
26,976 GBP
-
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
MSc Robotics
Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
12 monthsProgram duration
26,976 GBPTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Engineering - GeneralMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme
MSc Robotics at Heriot-Watt University provides you with industry-relevant training in core elements of modern robotics and autonomous systems.
This one-year postgraduate master’s degree in Robotics is linked to the United Kingdom’s (UK's) National Robotarium and will equip you to work in industry and wider society in areas where robots can be used to improve productivity, transform transportation, work in extreme environments, and improve quality of life.
Studying MSc Robotics will allow you to:
On this degree you will be offered flexibility in the courses you study so that you can specialise in specific domains of robotics application. Check the course details section below for more information.
Why study Robotics?
Robotics and AI (Artificial Intelligence) are seen as key technologies for the future and the subject of massive commercial investment.
There is a rapidly growing worldwide demand for graduates with the technical skills and industry awareness to create an innovation pipeline from academic research to global markets in the field of robotics. Key application areas include manufacturing, assistive and medical robots, offshore energy, environmental monitoring, search and rescue, defence, and support for the aging population.
Apple, Google, Uber, Amazon, and Facebook all have major ongoing research programs in robotics. In the UK, Dyson, 5AI and a plethora of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups are trying to grasp the huge market opportunity that is foreseen. Predictions of the worldwide economic impact of Robotics and Autonomous Systems range from US$1.7 trillion to US$4.5 trillion by 2025.
Our Expertise
96% of Heriot-Watt University’s engineering research was classed as world-leading in the REF 2021 review, which ranked us 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK for engineering research through a joint submission with the University of Edinburgh.
Our MSc Robotics draws upon the world class research carried out by Heriot-Watt as part of the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Centre for Doctoral Training in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CDT-RAS). The centre is leading in the UK effort to realise the potential of Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by producing a new generation of highly skilled researchers, trained to take a leading role through technical skills coupled to industry and marketing awareness.
Heriot-Watt also hosts the National Robotarium. The multimillion-pound innovation hub for robotics and autonomous systems has been built in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh and delivers leading research and support for business creation and growth. The presence of the National Robotarium provides you with the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills at the forefront of robotics and AI.
Your learning environment
The MSc Robotics programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be assessed by coursework, exams, and your dissertation, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by professional electrical, electronic, and robotic engineers. You will have the opportunity to work on real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact in our state-of-the-art GRID (Global Research Innovation and Discovery) facility. This specifically designed centre gives you access to innovative labs and facilities for electronics, electrical power, computing, embedded systems, communications, robotics, and mechanical prototyping.
Outside of the classroom, there are several societies you can join, where you can meet likeminded people, get involved in social and networking events, and gain insights into industry, including:
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of robotics that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying four mandatory courses and choosing four further options from a suite of over 10 specialist robotics, electrical and electronic engineering courses. You will choose optional courses from an extensive list, including embedded systems, data mining and machine learning, internet of things, human robot interaction, and optimisation and deep learning for imaging and vision.
In semester three, you’ll undertake an extensive and specialised investigation into your chosen area of robotics through your master’s project and dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by applying your understanding of specialised areas in robotics, including principal theories, concepts, design, and evaluation techniques, to develop original and creative responses to current and emerging issues in the field of robotics.
Industry
The prevalence of industry and research, through the National Robotarium and the CDT-RAS, on campus means that your learning will be directly informed by current and emerging trends, technologies and techniques as used by professional robotics and autonomous systems academics. As a result, you’ll gain the right blend of knowledge, practical skills, and soft skills to set you up for life after graduation.
Program overview
Main Subject
Engineering - General
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview of Programme
MSc Robotics at Heriot-Watt University provides you with industry-relevant training in core elements of modern robotics and autonomous systems.
This one-year postgraduate master’s degree in Robotics is linked to the United Kingdom’s (UK's) National Robotarium and will equip you to work in industry and wider society in areas where robots can be used to improve productivity, transform transportation, work in extreme environments, and improve quality of life.
Studying MSc Robotics will allow you to:
On this degree you will be offered flexibility in the courses you study so that you can specialise in specific domains of robotics application. Check the course details section below for more information.
Why study Robotics?
Robotics and AI (Artificial Intelligence) are seen as key technologies for the future and the subject of massive commercial investment.
There is a rapidly growing worldwide demand for graduates with the technical skills and industry awareness to create an innovation pipeline from academic research to global markets in the field of robotics. Key application areas include manufacturing, assistive and medical robots, offshore energy, environmental monitoring, search and rescue, defence, and support for the aging population.
Apple, Google, Uber, Amazon, and Facebook all have major ongoing research programs in robotics. In the UK, Dyson, 5AI and a plethora of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups are trying to grasp the huge market opportunity that is foreseen. Predictions of the worldwide economic impact of Robotics and Autonomous Systems range from US$1.7 trillion to US$4.5 trillion by 2025.
Our Expertise
96% of Heriot-Watt University’s engineering research was classed as world-leading in the REF 2021 review, which ranked us 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK for engineering research through a joint submission with the University of Edinburgh.
Our MSc Robotics draws upon the world class research carried out by Heriot-Watt as part of the EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) Centre for Doctoral Training in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CDT-RAS). The centre is leading in the UK effort to realise the potential of Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by producing a new generation of highly skilled researchers, trained to take a leading role through technical skills coupled to industry and marketing awareness.
Heriot-Watt also hosts the National Robotarium. The multimillion-pound innovation hub for robotics and autonomous systems has been built in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh and delivers leading research and support for business creation and growth. The presence of the National Robotarium provides you with the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills at the forefront of robotics and AI.
Your learning environment
The MSc Robotics programme is taught though a combination of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals, allowing you to get to know and build relationships with your teaching staff, academics, and peers. You will be assessed by coursework, exams, and your dissertation, and will receive support and feedback throughout the programme.
During your studies, you’ll benefit from and have access to our specialist equipment, software and laboratories used by professional electrical, electronic, and robotic engineers. You will have the opportunity to work on real-world problems, and work across disciplines to deliver practical solutions with global impact in our state-of-the-art GRID (Global Research Innovation and Discovery) facility. This specifically designed centre gives you access to innovative labs and facilities for electronics, electrical power, computing, embedded systems, communications, robotics, and mechanical prototyping.
Outside of the classroom, there are several societies you can join, where you can meet likeminded people, get involved in social and networking events, and gain insights into industry, including:
Customise your learning
You’ll have the opportunity to focus on the areas of robotics that interest you the most. You can customise your degree to match your specific interests or desired career pathway by studying four mandatory courses and choosing four further options from a suite of over 10 specialist robotics, electrical and electronic engineering courses. You will choose optional courses from an extensive list, including embedded systems, data mining and machine learning, internet of things, human robot interaction, and optimisation and deep learning for imaging and vision.
In semester three, you’ll undertake an extensive and specialised investigation into your chosen area of robotics through your master’s project and dissertation. You’ll be required to demonstrate your mastery of the subject area by applying your understanding of specialised areas in robotics, including principal theories, concepts, design, and evaluation techniques, to develop original and creative responses to current and emerging issues in the field of robotics.
Industry
The prevalence of industry and research, through the National Robotarium and the CDT-RAS, on campus means that your learning will be directly informed by current and emerging trends, technologies and techniques as used by professional robotics and autonomous systems academics. As a result, you’ll gain the right blend of knowledge, practical skills, and soft skills to set you up for life after graduation.
Admission Requirements
Tuition Fee and Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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Applied Mathematical Sciences (2 years)
Applied Mathematical Sciences (2 years)
Artificial Intelligence (2 years)
Artificial Intelligence (2 years)
Data Science (2 years)
Data Science (2 years)
Graduate Certificate in the Mathematical Sciences
Graduate Certificate in the Mathematical Sciences
MDes Games Design and Development
MDes Games Design and Development
MSc Actuarial Management
MSc Actuarial Management
MSc Actuarial Management with Data Science
MSc Actuarial Management with Data Science
MSc Actuarial Science
MSc Actuarial Science
MSc Actuarial Science and Management
MSc Actuarial Science and Management
MSc Advanced Computer Science
MSc Advanced Computer Science
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences with Climate and Environmental Modelling
MSc Applied Mathematical Sciences with Climate and Environmental Modelling
MSc Artificial Intelligence
MSc Artificial Intelligence
MSc Computational Data Science
MSc Computational Data Science
MSc Computational Mathematics and Data Analysis
MSc Computational Mathematics and Data Analysis
MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security
MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security
MSc Computing (2 years)
MSc Computing (2 years)
MSc Data Science
MSc Data Science
MSc Information Technology (Business)
MSc Information Technology (Business)
MSc Information Technology (Software Systems)
MSc Information Technology (Software Systems)
MSc Mathematical Biology, Ecology and Medicine
MSc Mathematical Biology, Ecology and Medicine
MSc Mathematics
MSc Mathematics
MSc Mathematics of Sustainable Finance
MSc Mathematics of Sustainable Finance
MSc Network Security
MSc Network Security
MSc Software Engineering
MSc Software Engineering
School of Social Sciences (5)
Business Analytics and Consultancy with Advanced Practice
Business Analytics and Consultancy with Advanced Practice
Digital Marketing with Advanced Practice
Digital Marketing with Advanced Practice
International Business Management with Advanced Practice
International Business Management with Advanced Practice
MPhil Psychology
MPhil Psychology
MSc Accountancy
MSc Accountancy
MSc Applied Psychology
MSc Applied Psychology
MSc Business Analytics (online)
MSc Business Analytics (online)
MSc Business Analytics and Consultancy
MSc Business Analytics and Consultancy
MSc Business Psychology
MSc Business Psychology
MSc Business Psychology with Coaching
MSc Business Psychology with Coaching
MSc Business Psychology with Human Resource Management
MSc Business Psychology with Human Resource Management
MSc Business Psychology with Intercultural Communication
MSc Business Psychology with Intercultural Communication
MSc Business Strategy, Leadership and Change
MSc Business Strategy, Leadership and Change
MSc Business and Organisational Psychology (online)
MSc Business and Organisational Psychology (online)
MSc Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting
MSc Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting
MSc Digital Marketing
MSc Digital Marketing
MSc Economics with Data Analytics
MSc Economics with Data Analytics
MSc Economics, Banking and Finance
MSc Economics, Banking and Finance
MSc Energy and Economics
MSc Energy and Economics
MSc Finance
MSc Finance
MSc Finance and Management
MSc Finance and Management
MSc Financial Management (online)
MSc Financial Management (online)
MSc Human Resource Management (HRM)
MSc Human Resource Management (HRM)
MSc Intercultural Business Communication
MSc Intercultural Business Communication
MSc International Accounting and Finance
MSc International Accounting and Finance
MSc International Banking and Finance
MSc International Banking and Finance
MSc International Business Management
MSc International Business Management
MSc International Marketing
MSc International Marketing
MSc International Marketing with Consumer Psychology
MSc International Marketing with Consumer Psychology
MSc International Master in Industrial Management (IMIM)
MSc International Master in Industrial Management (IMIM)
MSc International Sport Management
MSc International Sport Management
MSc Interpreting
MSc Interpreting
MSc Interpreting and Translating
MSc Interpreting and Translating
MSc Investment Management
MSc Investment Management
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management
MSc Operations Management
MSc Operations Management
MSc Sign Language Interpreting (EUMASLI)
MSc Sign Language Interpreting (EUMASLI)
MSc Social and Behavioural Research Methods
MSc Social and Behavioural Research Methods
MSc Sport Psychology
MSc Sport Psychology
MSc Strategic Project Management
MSc Strategic Project Management
MSc Supply Chain Management and Logistics (Online)
MSc Supply Chain Management and Logistics (Online)
MSc Sustainable Finance with Fintech
MSc Sustainable Finance with Fintech
MSc Translating
MSc Translating
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Accelerated)
Pre-Masters Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Accelerated)
School of Textiles and Design (5)
MA Digital Design and Innovation
MA Digital Design and Innovation
MA Fashion and Textiles Design
MA Fashion and Textiles Design
MA Fashion and Textiles Design with Industry Placement
MA Fashion and Textiles Design with Industry Placement
MA Interior Architecture and Design
MA Interior Architecture and Design
MPhil Textile Design and Clothing Manufacture
MPhil Textile Design and Clothing Manufacture
MSc Design Management
MSc Design Management
MSc Fashion and Textiles Management
MSc Fashion and Textiles Management
Online/Distance MBA (1)
MBA Essentials (online)
MBA Essentials (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Analytics (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Analytics (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Psychology (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Business Psychology (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Finance (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Finance (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Strategy (online)
MBA with a Specialism in Strategy (online)
Master of Business Administration (online)
Master of Business Administration (online)
School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society (5)
PhD Construction Management and Innovation
PhD Construction Management and Innovation
PhD Sustainability and Carbon Management
PhD Sustainability and Carbon Management
School of Engineering and Physical Sciences (5)
PhD Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and Bioengineering
PhD Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and Bioengineering
PhD Institute of Chemical Sciences
PhD Institute of Chemical Sciences
PhD Institute of Mechanical, Process and Energy Engineering
PhD Institute of Mechanical, Process and Energy Engineering
PhD Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences
PhD Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences
School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences (5)
PhD Mathematics
PhD Mathematics
School of Social Sciences (5)
DBA Business Administration
DBA Business Administration
PhD Accounting
PhD Accounting
PhD Economics
PhD Economics
PhD Finance
PhD Finance
PhD Intercultural Research
PhD Intercultural Research
PhD Logistics
PhD Logistics
PhD Marketing
PhD Psychology
PhD Strategy, Operations and Leadership
School of Textiles and Design (5)
PhD Textile Design and Clothing Manufacture
PhD Textile Design and Clothing Manufacture