Masters Degrees (Railway)

Railway businesses rely on advanced technical and operational systems to carry vast numbers of passengers in densely populated areas and large quantities of goods over long distances.

Combining core railway knowledge with project management, our Railway Engineering with Project Management MSc (Eng) will prepare you to construct and operate the world’s new rail lines.

Across the world, railways are coming under increasing pressure particularly as means of intercity transport (prompting the rapid expansion of High Speed Rail) and urban transportation with the growth of cities.

Railway businesses rely on advanced technical and operational systems to carry vast numbers of passengers in densely populated areas and large quantities of goods over long distances, economically, safely and in a timely manner.

Railway risk and safety management are both vitally important worldwide, for not only the ongoing operation of existing railways, but also for the design and the development of new systems.

The MA in Railways Studies is designed to give students an alternative perspective on railway history, and the course will provide a better understanding of how academics have investigated the social, cultural, political, business, economic, and technological aspects of British railway history between c.1825 and c.2010.

This MSc provides you with new transferable skills (including big data management and system integration skills) required for the 21st-century urban railways.

A Master's by Research (MSc) allows you to undertake a one year (full-time) research degree. It contains little or no formal taught component.

Our MSc Transportation Planning and Engineering (Infrastructure) course focuses on the design, engineering and operation of land transport systems, with modules looking in detail at road and railway systems. .

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The Mechanical and Systems Engineering MPhil allows you to deepen your theoretical understanding of your chosen topic but also improve your technical skills and analytical capabilities.

This is a broad based civil engineering course covering the areas of structures, geotechnics, water engineering and water transportation.

This course is available with two pathways, Sustainable Highways or Sustainable Railways, this one-year, full time course keeps close to engineering practice.

The Sustainable Transport Engineering MSc is a mainstream mechanical engineering course with a focus on vehicles and drive systems, and energy sources and management.

An in-depth analytical treatment of acoustic engineering and environmental noise control as used in industry and research. You will be taught by world-class researchers with international prominence and strong industrial links.