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The MSc Advanced Engineering Materials program provides in-depth knowledge in the multidisciplinary field of engineering materials, integrating concepts from materials science, chemistry, physics, nanotechnology, and engineering. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of how material properties can be engineered at the atomic and molecular level to enhance performance and functionality. This course is designed to meet the evolving demands of industries requiring innovative and sustainable materials, such as aerospace, automotive, energy, healthcare, and electronics. You will engage in cutting-edge research, explore emerging materials, and contribute to the development of transformative technologies, driving innovation, improving product development, and enhancing manufacturing processes. Upon completion, graduates will be equipped to address challenges in areas like lightweight materials for energy-efficient transportation, clean energy generation, sustainable construction, and biocompatible medical materials.
To graduate with a Masters (MSc) you must complete 180 credits, made up from 4 core and 2 optional modules plus the Research Methods and Engineering Project (60 credits). Students can also graduate with a Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) after successfully completing 60 credits, or a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) after completing 120 credits.
Graduates from this programme will be uniquely positioned to address key challenges in materials engineering and drive advancements towards a more sustainable and resilient future. The demand for skilled professionals in advanced materials is growing across various industries.
Tuition fees are listed for the full course duration. International fees are for 2026/27 entry. UK fees are for 2026/27 entry.
The MSc Advanced Engineering Materials has been designed to complement the underpinning academic base for graduates to register towards Chartered Engineer status in line with the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC) by the Engineering Council for professional registration (2020).