Postgraduate study
Postgraduate study
in the School of
Engineering
Warwick’s School of Engineering is one of the leading engineering schools in the UK. We offer a range of specialist Taught Masters courses and Research degrees
Postgraduate degrees
Taught Masters (MSc)
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full time only.
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full time only.
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full time only.
Read more about MSc Communications and Information Engineering...
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full time only.
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full time only.
Application deadline: 31st July 2020
One year full-time or two/three years part-time.
Humanitarian Engineering develops mature graduates who can 'engineer' solutions to the world's most challenging, diverse and complex issues. Collectively they develop broader thinking systems, enabling them to approach global issues such as natrual disasters, global health issues and conflicts from holistic, intelligent, sustainable and ethical perspectives.
Research degrees
A 3-4 year full-time registration (5-7 years part-time) to enable your original contribution to knowledge with research, publications and thesis. We have opportunities for research in all of our research groups.
Applications open for entry, available dates are
- 20th April 2020
- 5th October 2020
- 11th January 2021
- 26th April 2021
Application deadline: No.
What is it?
A PhD awarded for the submission of a portfolio of published research to the standard of a regular PhD.
Applications open for entry, available dates are
- 6th January 2020
- 20th April 2020
- 5th October 2020
Application deadline: No.
A 3-4 year full-time registration (5-7 years part-time) to enable your original contribution to knowledge with research, publications and thesis. We have opportunities for research in all of our research groups.
Applications open for entry, available dates are
- 6th January 2020
Application deadline: 31st October 2019.
1 year full or 2 years part-time this research degree enables you to focus on a specific research topic.
Applications open for entry, available dates are
- 6th January 2020
- 20th April 2020
- 5th October 2020
Application deadline: No.
Visiting research students.
Applications open for entry - select your preferred start date.
Application deadline: No.
Centres for Doctoral Training
Centre for Doctoral Training to Advance the Deployment of Future Mobility Technologies
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems - HetSys CDT
Featured PhD Scholarship
The PhD project aims towards a fundamental and theoretical understanding of quantum transport through nanoscale molecular junctions, self-assembled monolayers, graphene nanoribbons and van der Waals heterostructures. The work will be based on first-principles density-functional theory and non-equilibrium Green’s function transport calculations on high-performance computing facilities. The ultimate goal of the research is to utilize quantum phenomena such as quantum interference to engineer the properties of advanced materials for various applications such as thermoelectric energy recovery and cooling, molecular electronic building blocks, sensors, molecular spintronics and optoelectronic devices. For more information on our research activities see www.nanolab.uk.
Eligibility:
Due to funding restrictions, this scholarship is eligible for UK or EU candidates only.
Candidates must have a master's level degree in electronic engineering or physics (applied physics, engineering physics, materials science, chemical physics) or equivalent with sound knowledge and interest in nanoelectronics and condensed matter physics and a strong interest in computational materials modelling and quantum transport. Experience in electronic structure calculations and/or atomistic simulations are desirable.
The scientific results are expected to be presented at national and international meetings and published in peer-reviewed journals. The applicant must have excellent oral and written communication skills in English and be able to interact effectively with experimental collaborators.
For more information about this or other scholarships please click here.
Taught MSc applications open on 25th September 2019 for entry on 5th October 2020.
Research degree applications open for entry, available dates are
- 6th January 2020
- 20th April 2020
- 5th October 2020
Want to apply?
Find out how to apply, key dates and other criteria
How to apply for a Taught Masters
The Warwick advantage
The School of Engineering is consistently in the top ten of all UK league tables
The School has research strengths in Energy, Systems Engineering, Power Electronics, Information and Communication Technologies, Biomedical Engineering, Fluid Dynamics and Civil Engineering
We have recently invested some £2.5 million in a refurbishment of the Engineering building, providing new teaching and research facilities
You will benefit from our Professional Development skills training
Careers and employability
Choosing Warwick will help you lay firm foundations for your career. Our degree is attractive to employers, both in the UK and internationally.
Many sectors value the breadth of knowledge gained here, so as well as being a great start to a career in engineering, our degrees can also open doors to other careers such as banking and finance.
Student testimonials
Hear from some of our students about their time at Warwick, starting with Zarina.
