Bachelor of Laws [L.L.B] [Law - Criminal Law] From University of Bradford

New materials underpin development and progress across a wideÊvariety of sectors. New technologies, from planes to batteries, fromÊhip implants to electronic devices, are made possible, and oftenÊlimited by, the materials we currently know and use.

MaterialsÊScientists and Engineers work hard to understand how and whyÊmaterials behave the way they do, and exploit this knowledgeÊto develop new materials with amazing properties.

This one-year Materials Science and EngineeringÊcourse from theÊUniversity of BirminghamÊcomprises 12 taught modules (two-thirds of the year) taken in Semesters I and II and an individual research project (one-third of the year) carried out in Semester III and summer in a broad range of topics related to Materials Science and Engineering in any of the Research Groups within the School of Metallurgy and Materials.

Employability

Our graduates go on to become engineersÊand scientists at a wide variety of industrialÊpartners, or opt to continue their studies atÊPhD level.

Typical employers:

• BAE Systems
• Rolls-Royce
• Royal Air Force
• British Petroleum