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66 Part-time PhD programmes in Materials Science
Materials and Structures University of Hertfordshire
4,3(105)Hatfield, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideEstablished in 1997, Materials and Structures research at the University of Hertfordshire has been supported with grants from the European Union, EPSRC, DTI, EEDA, Innovate UK, KEEP and industry.
High Temperature Testing The Open University UK
4,2(157)Milton Keynes, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe Materials Engineering Group at The Open University UK has an international reputation for its research activity in the fields of residual stress measurement and analysis, high-temperature materials behaviour and materials characterisation through the High Temperature Testing research group.
Residual Stress The Open University UK
4,2(157)Milton Keynes, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe Materials Engineering Group at The Open University UK is internationally renowned for its work on the development and application of novel techniques for the measurement and analysis of Residual Stress.
Mechanical Engineering Technologies and Materials The Technical University of Kosice (TUKE)
4,2(27)Košice, Slovakia Top 20% in WorldwideThe graduate of the Mechanical Engineering Technologies and Materials programme from The Technical University of Kosice (TUKE) will acquire deep knowledge of materials, knowledge of the processes of conventional and progressive engineering technologies.
Advanced Materials Processing and Joining The Open University UK
4,2(157)Milton Keynes, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe Advanced Materials Processing and Joining group at The Open University UK hosts several full- and part-time research students, many of whom have a focus on fabrication techniques for materials and structures.
Sustainable Energy Materials Innovation University of Cambridge
4,4(55)Cambridge, United Kingdom Top 0.1% in WorldwideSustainable Energy Materials Innovation at University of Cambridge will train diverse cohorts in science and engineering to drive the materials innovations needed to accelerate the global energy transition.