Bachelor's degree in: Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering, Electrical Engineering, or the equivalent
Investigate materials all the way from their fundamental atomic structures, up to large-scale industrial applications. You will gain a thorough understanding of the essential properties of materials, and how to control and utilise them. With access to advanced lab environments, including cleanroom facilities, you will be ready to contribute to the next generation of materials, including 2-D materials like graphene, as well as new battery technologies and sustainable plastics.
Specialisations
A specialisation lets you focus your studies within a specific area. You gain in-depth knowledge and skills that prepare you for a successful career.
Soft Materials
Explore the diversity of soft materials, a broad group that sits between solids and liquids. This includes polymers, biopolymers, biological tissues, gels, powders, and composites in various forms.
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Soft Materials
Explore the diversity of soft materials, a broad group that sits between solids and liquids. This includes polymers, biopolymers, biological tissues, gels, powders, and composites in various forms.
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Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology
Operate at the nanoscale level, where materials exhibit unique properties.