Masters Degrees (Microfluidics)

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Biochemical Engineering (MSc)

University College London
Department of Biochemical Engineering

Have you ever wondered how the latest life science discoveries - such as a novel stem cell therapy - can move from the lab into commercial scale production?… Read more…

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Nanotechnology (MSc/PGDip)

University College London
Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering

This MSc is designed for graduates from the physical sciences and relevant engineering disciplines who wish to develop skills in this new and exciting area. Read more…

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MS/MEng in Mechanical Engineering

Binghamton University
Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science

Mechanical engineering plays a role in nearly everything made by humans. From design to fabrication to final applications, mechanical engineers touch everything. Read more…

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Electronic Engineering - MSc

University of Southampton
Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering

This one year MSc Electronic Engineering degree allows you to choose modules from our more specialist programmes including microelectronics systems design, embedded systems, MEMS, nanoelectronics and nanotechnology, photonic technologies, and wireless communications, and will enable you to deepen your understanding of one or more of these areas. Read more…

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Micro and Nanotechnology - MSc

University of Southampton
Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering

MSc Micro and Nanotechnology is a one year masters degree with a focus on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and nanoelectronics. Read more…

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Chemistry MSc by Research

Swansea University
College of Science

Chemistry research at Swansea University is vibrant and covers a wide range of research areas and interests, and will be growing at a fast pace over the next 2-3 years. Read more…

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Biomedical Engineering (MSc)

George Washington University
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Offered through the . Department of Biomedical Engineering. Read more…

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MSc programme in Scalable Innovation and Laser-enabled bioprinting

National University of Ireland, Galway
School of Physics

This MSc programme provides students with structured training in Scalable Innovation and Laser enabled bioprinting in academic year 2018/19. Read more…

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Master in Fluid Mechanics and Energetics

Grenoble Institute of Technology
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Bioengineering and Nanotechnology - ALM

Harvard Extension School
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