MSc(Tech) Materials and Processing
Course Overview
The Master of Science (Technology) is a unique research degree that partners students with industry leaders to tackle real-world challenges in materials processing and conversion. This program focuses on optimizing the transformation of raw materials—from metals and polymers to food and biofuels—into essential products for the global economy.
Key Program Highlights
- Direct industry collaboration on a relevant, real-world research project
- Focus on the properties and processing of diverse materials like metals, plastics, and biofuels
- Develops expertise critical to global manufacturing and economic efficiency
- Hands-on, applied learning approach with external stakeholders
- Prepares graduates for advanced careers in research, development, and process engineering
Offer response
4 - 6 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs
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Course Overview
The Master of Science (Technology) is a unique research degree that partners students with industry leaders to tackle real-world challenges in materials processing and conversion. This program focuses on optimizing the transformation of raw materials—from metals and polymers to food and biofuels—into essential products for the global economy.
Key Program Highlights
- Direct industry collaboration on a relevant, real-world research project
- Focus on the properties and processing of diverse materials like metals, plastics, and biofuels
- Develops expertise critical to global manufacturing and economic efficiency
- Hands-on, applied learning approach with external stakeholders
- Prepares graduates for advanced careers in research, development, and process engineering
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Offer response
4 - 6 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs