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MENG Materials Science & Engineering (Biomaterials) with a Year in Industry (MATU45)     IS

2017 - 2018

 
 

Year 1


units (120 credits)
1A
A student will take

Semester 1
FCE1001  Global Engineering Challenge Week AUT SEM 0 credits
MAT1410  Biomaterials I AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT1510  Tissue Structure and Function AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT1633  Kinetics, Thermodynamics and Phase Diagrams AUT SEM 10 credits

Semester 2
MAT1220  Introduction to Materials Properties SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT1520  Biology and Chemistry of Living Systems SPR SEM 10 credits

Full academic year
MAS153  Mathematics (Materials) ACAD YR 20 credits
MAT1610  Introduction to Materials Chemistry ACAD YR 20 credits
MAT1643  Introduction to Mechanical Properties and Structural Materials ACAD YR 20 credits
MAT1820  Digital Skills for Materials ACAD YR 10 credits

1B

Students commencing Level 1 of a programme of study from session 2016-17 onwards must take FCE1001 Faculty Global Engineering Challenge Week as a core module.  A student will be expected to pass the module in order to progress to Level 3.  A student must pass the module in order to graduate.

Year 2


units (120 credits)
2A
A student will take

Semester 1
FCE2001  Engineering - You're Hired AUT SEM 0 credits
MAS250  Mathematics II (Materials) AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT2110  Structure of Solid Materials AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT2310  Industrial Materials Processing AUT SEM 20 credits
MAT2530  Biology and Chemistry of Living Systems II AUT SEM 10 credits

Semester 2
MAT205  The Physiology of the Musculoskeletal System SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT209  Cell and Molecular Biology SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT2210  Deformation and Failure of Materials SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT2350  Materials Selection and Fracture Mechanics SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT2410  Biomaterials II SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT2840  Heat Transfer and Diffusion SPR SEM 10 credits
MPY101  Physics of Living Systems 2 SPR SEM 10 credits

2B

Before proceeding to Level 3, a student for the Degree of MEng in Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) with a Year in Industry (MATU45) must achieve a weighted mean grade of 60 at Level 2. A student who fails to meet this requirement may be permitted by the Faculty to become instead a student for the Degree of BEng in Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU37).


2C

Students commencing Level 2 of a programme of study from session 2012-13 onwards must take FCE2001 Interdisciplinary Project Week/Achieve More Project as a core module.  A student will be expected to pass the module in order to progress to Level 3.  A student must pass the module in order to graduate.

Year 3


units (120 credits)
3A
A student will take

Semester 1
MAT306  Composite Micromechanics and Strong Reinforcing Fibres AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT333  Metals AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT3430  Materials for Biological Applications AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT372  Group Projects in Bioengineering AUT SEM 20 credits
MAT373  Surface Degradation and Protection AUT SEM 10 credits
MGT388  Finance and Law for Engineers AUT SEM 10 credits

Semester 2
BIE308  Research Seminars in Bioengineering SPR SEM 10 credits
BIE3411  Design of Medical Devices and Implants SPR SEM 10 credits
MAT300  Tissue Engineering Approaches to Failure in Living Systems SPR SEM 20 credits

Full academic year
MAT3821  Introduction to Materials Modelling ACAD YR 10 credits

3B

A student must normally achieve a weighted mean grade of 55 or above at Level 3 in order to proceed to the Year in Industry, progression being at the discretion of the Head of Department.  A student who fails to progress may be permitted to become instead a student for the Degree of MEng Materials Science & Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU36).

Year 4


units (120 credits)
4A
A student will take

Full academic year
MAT395  Year in Industry ACAD YR 120 credits

4B

A student will be responsible for securing a suitable industrial placement in order to take MAT395 Year in Industry. The appropriateness of the placement will be determined by the Head of Department. A student who fails to obtain a placement will instead be required to become a student for the Degree of MEng Materials Science & Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU36).

 


4C

MAT395 requires that a student will spend a minimum of 38 weeks working in an industrial establishment, the arrangements being subject to the approval of the Head of Department. A student who fails to satisfy these requirements may be permitted by the Faculty to become instead a student for the Degree of MEng Materials Science & Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU36).

Year 5


units (75 credits)
5A
A student will take

Semester 1
MAT405  Scientific Writing AUT SEM 10 credits
MAT4610  Materials Modelling AUT SEM 15 credits

Full academic year
MAT4404  Bioengineering Research Project ACAD YR 50 credits

units (45 credits)
5B
A student will take 45 credits from this group.

Semester 2
MAT4111  Functional and Structural Ceramics SPR SEM 15 credits
MAT4442  Glasses and Cements SPR SEM 15 credits
MAT4443  Metallurgical Processing SPR SEM 15 credits
MAT6104  Design and Manufacture of Composites SPR SEM 15 credits
MAT6106  Polymer Processing SPR SEM 15 credits
MAT6720  Nanostructures and Nano-structuring SPR SEM 15 credits
Any other fifteen credit F7 level option subject to timetabling considerations.

6

A student must pass MAT4404 (Bioengineering Research Project) at the first attempt in order to be eligible for the award of the Degree of MEng in Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials). A student who fails to satisfy this requirement may be awarded the Degree of BEng in Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU37).


7

The Head of Department may, on the basis of a student's examination performance and in accordance with procedures approved by the Faculty, require a student who has taken the programme of study prescribed at 1 and 2 to become instead a student for the Degree of BEng in Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) (MATU37).

 
 
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Please note that the regulations displayed on this page reflect provision in 2017/18 and may not reflect study undertaken in other academic sessions. To see regulations that applied in another academic session, please return to the Programme Regulations Finder home screen and select the appropriate session.