Masters Degrees (Uav)

Design and develop an obstacle detection and collision avoidance system, and integrate into an autonomous UAV platform Investigation of existing collision avoidance technologies, focusing on cost and power requirements. Read more

Your chance to play a vital role to protect and conserve the environment starts here. Our actions have had, and continue to have a significant impact on our planet. Read more

Geospatial technologies have come a long way in the past few years. Smart technologies have enabled us to pin point places, people, and manage life on earth with a rapidly growing set of technological innovation which takes us from Cartographer to instantly accessible. Read more

The global market for aerial, ground, and marine autonomous vehicles has grown rapidly due to the advent of drones and driverless cars. Read more

The Masters in Aerospace Engineering is a multi-disciplinary programme that covers all aspects of modern aircraft design. This involves developing essential knowledge and skills in advanced aerodynamics and aerospace systems. Read more

The Masters in Aerospace Engineering & Management introduces you to contemporary business and management issues while increasing your depth of knowledge in your chosen aerospace engineering speciality. Read more

This programme is ideal if you want to study flexibly around work or other commitments or you want to study from anywhere in the world if you have a very busy lifestyle. Read more

The MSc (sandwich) Sensors, Data and Management is an innovative programme designed to be an interface between the University and Industry. Read more

Automation for the Food Industry Research The food industry is very labour intensive and as a result is under threat from low wage economies. Read more

If you want to take a research postgraduate degree in Geography we offer an MRes and an MSc by research. We draw from interdisciplinary research across social, environmental, geosciences and sustainability challenges from rapid environmental change on contemporary surface processes. Read more