| Application Deadline: | as early as possible | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 3,970 - ≈ € 14,060 (non-EEA) | ||
| Location: | London / United Kingdom / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 36 months | Start Date: | Anytime |
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In recent years we increased significantly not only the quality but also the volume and diversity of our research. This enables us to provide a wide range of collaboration opportunities with industry and challenging research experiences for our research students.
We have extensive links with industry and this informs the relevance and direction of our research, which is organised in the following broad areas:
Applied Mechanics, which includes biomedical engineering amongst other topics in solids and fluid mechanics; Design & Manufacture, including advanced manufacturing and enterprise engineering, environmentally sensitive design, Computer Aided Design, and human centred design; Energy & Environment, including internal combustion engines, heat transfer and thermal systems, and built environment engineering; Civil Engineering bringing together strengths in engineering and environmental sciences; and Electronic & Computer Engineering, with research in a diversity of areas such as power systems, sensors & instrumentation, wireless networks and communications, media communications and electronic systems.
Apart from the traditional PhD and MPhil programmes, the School also offers the Doctor of Engineering (EngD) programme in Environmental Technology, which is sponsored by the EPSRC and industrial companies, and New Route PhD
(NRPhD) programmes in Design, Electronic and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Management and Civil Engineering. Both programmes involve a taught component comprising generic modules and modules relevant to the respective research area.
The facilities and equipment that support our research are among the finest of any engineering school in the UK. The diversity of our expertise and broad research grant portfolio enable us to provide challenging research opportunities and experiences for our research students and offer consultancy and R&D services to industry.
Research Stude nts Study Space
The School will provide a dedicated study space for each full-time research student during their period of full-time study. A space will be guaranteed on the basis of acceptable progress, attendance and continued registration on their programme.
Research Student Training
Alongside the Graduate School´s training modules, research students in the School of Engineering & Design are provided with research training within their discipline-areas.
First Year Students
The School provides formal training twice a year to first year students, generally held for a day in October and April. The training includes a mandatory Research Student Induction modulecomprising of research methodologies, health & safety, and library services. Useful information from current research students is included, along with a session on student/supervisor relationship.
2nd & 3rd Year Students
A programme of internal research seminars is provided for 2nd and 3rd years which involves presentations by academic staff, external visitors and present students. Details of all research seminars are advertised on the School´s website.
During second and third years students will be encouraged to present in-house seminars on their research progress, before attending any conference.
Research Stude nt confere nce attendance
The School has introduced a programme and can provide some financial support to students presenting papers at conferences. Students who are fully enrolled (not in `Continuation´), and in their 2nd or 3rd year of study, will be eligible to apply for funding, once only during their registration period.
The School also organises an internal conference where research students are invited to present oral and poster presentations. This has now become an annual event in the School calendar.
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Applicants with a UK first or second class honours degree or a Master's degree (or a recognised equivalent from an overseas university) may be registered for a PhD. An appropriate level of English language competence is also expected. An applicant with certain alternative qualifications may be registered for the degree of PhD "subject to confirmation". Candidates not meeting the normal entrance requirements above may be considered for registration for the degree of MPhil. It is quite common for students to be registered initially for an MPhil and to then have their status as a PhD student confirmed after successful completion of the first year.
The Senate reserves the right to assess the eligibility of applicants on an individual basis.
| Minimal degree required: | Master's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
| IELTS Band: | 6.0 |
| TOEFL Paper-based: | 550 |
| TOEFL Internet-based: | 79 |
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