11 PhD programmes in Production and Manufacturing Engineering in England, United Kingdom

The Institute's research aims to improve the performance of materials and structures, including their design, manufacturing, integrity and use, through a combined theoretical approach. Advanced Manufacturing and Enterprise Engineering Integrated doctorate programme is offered by Brunel University of London 

The Composites Manufacture programme from University of Bristol is a four-year postgraduate research programme, which integrates an industry-based research project with a taught programme in technical subjects related to composites materials, design, mechanics and manufacturing, as well as business skills and transferable skills training. 

The Institute's research aims to improve the performance of materials and structures, including their design, manufacturing, integrity and use, through a combined theoretical approach. We offer a Manufacturing and Enterprise Engineering degree at the Brunel University of London.

In Micro-Nano Manufacturing, researchers from Brunel University of London use a range of bench-top devices for the manufacturing of micro and nano-structures as well as technologies for developing agile, personalised and bespoke manufacturing. 

The Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering course from Loughborough University enables us to work closely with some of the world’s most renowned engineering and commercial companies.

The Food Manufacturing and Technology programme at University of Lincoln is an internationally recognised provider of education and research in the food manufacturing and technology sector. 

The Corrosion-sensitive Multiscale Fatigue Modelling programme offered by Cranfield University focuses on corrosion-fatigue interactions, metallic material degradation, and multiscale simulation approaches.

The Inorganic Chemistry for Future Manufacturing program at University of Oxford is an EPSRC-funded centre focused on training the next generation of synthesis scientists. 

Manufacturing Engineering at University of Nottingham involves the research and development of systems, processes, machines, tools and equipment. Projects areas can cover many different fields within this discipline, for example design, manufacturing, assembly, measurement, testing and modelling.

The Manufacturing research theme at The Open University UK focuses on the interface between design and manufacturing.

The Framework For Manufacturing Prognostics programme offered by Cranfield University focuses on production optimisation, equipment workability, and near real-time inspection strategies.