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Materials Science Centre University of Manchester


If you are considering a career in Materials Sciences, come and study this exciting and stimulating subject in a 6* rated centre at The University of Manchester, the United Kingdom's most popular University, receiving more applications for undergraduate study than any other British University.



Have you ever wondered what materials are required to make a Formula 1 nosecone resist impact during a crash (see image left) or if you want to use the very latest techniques and state-of-the-art scientific equipment to better understand the properties of materials (see image right) then Materials Science may be for you.

We have the largest and most broadly based University Materials activity in the Western world,

bringing together over 60 members of academic staff and expertise in a number of disciplines,

directly focused to the needs of industry. We will aim to teach you to handle the world's physical and technological resources in ways that are creative and responsible. In the most recent Research Activity Exercise, we were rated at 6*.

The purpose-built Materials Science Centre

occupies an excellent and well-equipped building with its own lecture theatres, laboratories, state-of-the-art equipment, computer suite and common room. We have extensive collaboration with industrial partners, including Smith and Nephew, Johnson and Johnson, 3M, Corus, British Aerospace, Rolls Royce and many others. If you choose an MEng in Materials Science and Engineering or Biomedical Materials Science, you can take either of these options with industrial experience where you spend your third year in a company of your choosing, putting into practice the concepts you have studied and gaining valuable experience of management and organisational behaviour.

The Centre has an international reputation for teaching and research in materials, with long established links to major institutions worldwide. We have recently enhanced our experimental facilities, which combined with the wide-ranging expertise means that we can provide an excellent environment for teaching and research.

Why Manchester?

  • All students with 3 grade A's at A-Level (or equivalent) receive a bursary of £1, 500 and those with 3 grade B's at A-Level (or equivalent) receive £1, 000.
  • The quality, breadth and volume of research activity at the University are unparalleled in the United Kingdom.
  • More employers choose to recruit graduate from this University than from any other and consistently rate our careers service as the best in the United Kingdom.
  • Manchester graduates are amongst the highest paid in the country.

We offer three year BSc and a range of four-year MEng courses leading to professional accreditation (by the Institute of Materials). It is possible to commence on the three-year programme and then, subject to first year examination results and satisfactory attendance, to step up to the four-year MEng in your chosen programme.

Programme

MEng

UCAS

Duration

Biomedical Materials Science 

BJ82

4 years

Biomedical Materials Science with Industrial Experience

J2B8

4 years

Materials Science and Engineering

J501

4 years

Materials Science and Engineering with Industrial Experience

J503

 4 years

BSc

 

 

Biomedical Materials Science 

J2BV

3 years

Materials Science and Engineering

J500

3 years

Membership of Professional Organisation

 

 

Institute of Materials.

Professional Accreditation

Chartered Engineer (CEng).


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Materials Science Centre

The University of Manchester

Grosvenor Street

Manchester M1 7HS

United Kingdom

Tel:

0161 306 5942

We welcome informal enquiries before application.

You can arrange a visit before application through UCAS to see the facilities we have to offer.

Email:

materials@manchester.ac.uk

Website:

www.manchester.ac.uk