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Additive Manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, represents a cutting-edge domain employing various technologies for wide-ranging uses. Today, we can fabricate everything from aircraft components to living tissues and residential structures. The MSc in Additive Manufacturing equips students with expertise to maximize these innovative technologies' capabilities. This advanced program focuses on designing, analyzing, and executing Additive Manufacturing (AM) initiatives. Ideal for both recent engineering graduates and seasoned professionals, the course offers a chance to expand AM expertise or enhance credentials for career advancement. Participants will gain the technical understanding and hands-on abilities needed to create AM solutions for practical challenges. The curriculum incorporates state-of-the-art scanning devices and mesh modification software for part reverse engineering, alongside contemporary CAD tools featuring topological optimization for AM design. Students will utilize premier facilities for additive manufacturing, materials analysis, friction studies, and computer-aided engineering, including the University's specialized AM and Materials Testing laboratories, engineering and CNC workspaces, metal and 3D fabrication areas, and rapid prototyping resources.
Our sandwich degree programs combine academic rigor with professional experience, helping students develop workplace competencies and graduate career-ready.
Alumni frequently report the sandwich year's exceptional value, providing direct industry exposure and mentorship from field experts. Many graduates secure employment opportunities in related sectors following their placement year experience.