Electronic Systems, MRes

This course gives you the opportunity to develop research skills in computing specialisms to meet your interests and career development needs.

Key Information

Entry requirements

A UK honours degree (minimum 2.1) or equivalent in a related discipline such as electronics or physics
Applications are also invited from mature students with non-traditional qualifications
Students must produce a research proposal as part of their application
International students please see the English language requirements section

Course length

One year full-time

Study location

Clifton campus

Fees and funding

Please see the fees, funding and scholarships section.

Start date

October

Schools

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Overview

This course allows you to combine material from any of our taught Masters courses in the School of Science and Technology with an extended research project over a one-year period.

The taught modules are delivered by a combination of lectures, seminars and tutorials. The Research Project will involve the design, implementation and reporting of a major research task.

Contact details
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Course

You will undertake a 20 credit point Research Methods module at the beginning of this course. It is designed to develop knowledge, skills and experience that will provide you with a firm foundation for your main research work. You will have the opportunity to study two further 20 credit point modules in order to develop specific technical knowledge related to your research project. These can be selected from the full range of modules delivered on the taught Masters programmes in the School. A further 120 credit points will come from your research projects. Modules available include:

3D Games Algorithms
Advanced Software Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Business Operations and Simulation
Computer Architecture
Computing Systems
Design Project
Digital 3D
Enterprise Computing and Systems Management
Entrepreneurial Leadership and Games Prototyping
Global Business Management
Internet Development and Programming
Multimedia Applications and Computer Aided Learning
Software Engineering and Application Design
Software Project Management
Wireless Communications and Mobile Networking.

Facilities
This course benefits from the excellent facilities and equipment available in the School of Science and Technology. The School has a dedicated research facility for specialist work in the area of imaging and display, housing a class 100 clean room, X-ray security and analysis system, and a suite of display characterisation rooms.

Careers

The MRes offers two main opportunities. Firstly, by developing significant expertise in a specific area of study, you will differentiate yourself from other applicants in the same field. Alternatively, if you wish to continue your research as a career, this qualification is an ideal basis for further study leading to a PhD. If you continue your studies at Nottingham Trent University, work originally undertaken for an MRes may be put towards building a research portfolio leading to a PhD.

Placements

This course does not currently offer placements.

How to apply

Click the Apply online button at the top of the page to complete your application.