Postgraduate courses

Ecology and Environment MRes

• 2019
• Full-time

Help tackle some of the global challenges facing humanity by gaining an in-depth understanding of how we maintain ecosystems in the face of environmental change.

Sustainable Architecture Studies MSc

• 2019
• Full-time Part-time

Develop your knowledge of several architectural disciplines and produce a portfolio of advanced designs. You'll focus on sustainable architectural design while pursuing innovative research and design strategies for the built environment.

• Funding available

Architectural Engineering Design MSc

• 2019
• Full-time
• Accredited

Learn how engineering and architecture can be combined to design efficient, sustainable and environmentally sensitive buildings.

Advanced Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drives MSc(Eng)

• 2019
• Full-time
• Accredited

Build a rigorous and in-depth knowledge of key component technologies and their integration into advanced motion control and energy management systems.

Environmental and Energy Engineering MSc(Eng)

• September 2019
• Full-time
• Accredited

This course blends theory and practice to equip you with the skills you need to work in the environment and energy sectors. You’ll be taught by experts and can tailor the course to suit your needs.

Energy Engineering with Industrial Management MSc

• September 2019
• Full-time

Gain an in-depth understanding of the environmental impact of different energy choices. You’ll be equipped to help address the challenge of increasing demand for energy but limited world resources.

Nuclear Science and Technology MSc

• 2019
• Full-time
• Accredited

This course is run jointly with the members of the Nuclear Technology Education Consortium (NTEC). Learn from world-leading academics in the important area of nuclear waste immobilisation, decommissioning and clean-up.

Solar Cell Technology MSc

• 2019
• Full-time

The move from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is one of the biggest changes in society since the Industrial Revolution. This shift means there's a growing demand for scientists with specialist expertise in solar, a key energy technology of the 21st century.