12 monthsProgramme duration
44,400 GBPTuition Fee/year
25 Jun, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
You’ll put your learning into practice on every module of this course, translating your theoretical studies into concrete practical experience through lab work, design activities or specially designed industry-relevant manufacturing challenges.
Working in the world-class engineering facilities at our purpose-built UCL East Campus on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you’ll learn how to achieve results in environments designed to replicate industrial settings. You’ll collaborate regularly with external industry partners, some of whom may also supervise your group project.
In addition to the demonstrable hands-on experience with a broad range of manufacturing, machine shop, and characterisation techniques, and numerical toolsets necessary to work in nanoscale manufacturing, you’ll develop solid project management and design skills. This will give you an even greater chance of career progression in this rapidly expanding field.
You can also shape your studies around your specific interests, with a wide range of optional modules that includes Nature-Inspired Solutions and Sustainability Analysis, allowing you to explore the vital research of safety issues, ethics and life cycle impacts of nano-engineered materials.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Master's
Study Mode
On Campus
You’ll put your learning into practice on every module of this course, translating your theoretical studies into concrete practical experience through lab work, design activities or specially designed industry-relevant manufacturing challenges.
Working in the world-class engineering facilities at our purpose-built UCL East Campus on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you’ll learn how to achieve results in environments designed to replicate industrial settings. You’ll collaborate regularly with external industry partners, some of whom may also supervise your group project.
In addition to the demonstrable hands-on experience with a broad range of manufacturing, machine shop, and characterisation techniques, and numerical toolsets necessary to work in nanoscale manufacturing, you’ll develop solid project management and design skills. This will give you an even greater chance of career progression in this rapidly expanding field.
You can also shape your studies around your specific interests, with a wide range of optional modules that includes Nature-Inspired Solutions and Sustainability Analysis, allowing you to explore the vital research of safety issues, ethics and life cycle impacts of nano-engineered materials.
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