Working alongside leading experts, you will research topics at the cutting edge of electrical and electronic engineering. Develop industry-applicable expertise and benefit from state-of-the-art facilities. Our Department of Engineering has world-leading expertise in photonics and sensors, robotics and control, and biomedical engineering. Our Department of Engineering has world-leading expertise in photonics and sensors, robotics and control, and biomedical engineering. You’ll have access to our extensive facilities in the School of Science &amp; Technology. This includes our new state-of-the-art robotics lab, opening in early 2020. Recent PhD candidates have studied and gone on to work in high-demand areas such as: cyber security, cryptography, blockchain and BitCoin the development and application of biomedical devices in industry and hospital settings sensing technology for major infrastructure projects, including tachographs for the rail industry, and the developing area of fibre optic sensors. With a desirable combination of cutting-edge academic knowledge and practical industrial applications, our PhD graduates are in-demand. Quickly finding work in industry, health, infrastructure and government. The Full-time duration is 2 – 4 years; Part time: 3 – 7 years and PhD by prior publication: 1 – 2 years.

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