Entry Requirements and Fees
Entry to the course will normally require a first or upper second class Honours degree (or equivalent), preferably in engineering or a physical science. Applicants with backgrounds in fields other than engineering should be aware that although the course covers a broad spectrum of topics, it is engineering-based and students with non-engineering background have to be prepared for hard work. However every year our non-engineers tend to do well and, in fact, in 2005/06 the best student in the year was a graduate of Geography. Applicants with non-engineering background are STRONGLY advised to revise basic mechanical and electrical engineering.
Evidence of proficiency in English must be provided by those for whom
English is not their first language. A pre-course English tuition programme is organised specifically by the University's Institute for Applied Language Studies.
Course Fees
The University's fees for the 2010/2011 session are set out below:
| Fees for 2009/10 |
UK and EU students |
Overseas students |
| Course fees |
£5,100 |
£15,250 |
| Annual programme costs |
250 |
250 |
| Total payable |
£5,350 |
£15,500 |
A wide range of bodies offer assistance with fees and maintenance for UK/EU and Overseas students. A selection of these are highlighted on the MSc Scholarships page.
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