Materials for Sustainable Energy Technologies (MRes)
This course, which consists of six taught modules and a research project (based in the University or in industry), can be taken in one year full-time or two years part-time
Physics and Technology of Nuclear Reactors (MSc)
This dedicated one-year course, aimed at teaching the subject to an advanced level to graduates in physics or a related discipline, has been running for 50 years, since just before the UK opened its first nuclear power station at Calder Hall. It is also available as a two-year course for students with a background in other subjects.
Radioactive Waste Management and Decommissioning (Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma)
This modular course is supported by many companies in the nuclear industry. Students take three modules on a block-release basis for the Certificate, and then complete a work-based project for the Diploma.
The Schools of Engineering have established the following undergraduate BEng/MEng degrees;
Chemical and Energy Engineering
Civil and Energy Engineering
Electrical and Energy Engineering
Materials Science and Energy EngineeringThese share a core energy engineering theme for one third of the degree and lead to accredited status with the respective engineering professional institution.
For more information go to http://www.eng.bham.ac.uk/energy
