Masters Degrees in Ceramics

We have 21 Masters Degrees in Ceramics

Masters degrees in Ceramics allow postgraduates to critically analyse and technically develop the mineral compounds which compose clay-based products. Related postgraduate specialisms are Conservation of Ceramics and Ceramics Design. Entry requirements normally include an appropriate undergraduate degree such as Design Technology or Materials Science.

Why study a Masters in Ceramics?

## Courses in this field are highly practical, involving examination of the properties of different ceramics including pottery, glass, brick, porcelain and cement. Practices range from traditional techniques such as glazing and firing, to lab experiments and 3d modelling. Careers in this field are varied, covering several sectors. For example, you might explore roles in heritage management, such as the conservation of ceramics in listed buildings and heritage sites. Alternatively, you might explore routes in Ceramics Design, from decorative materials such as ornaments, through to functional items like homeware. You might also branch into industrial or architectural ceramics, designing and developing products such as windows, bricks, and foundations.

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MSc Materials Engineering

Swansea University
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

The MSc in Materials Engineering provides you with a deep understanding of the field, and a range of abilities required to meet the demands of the international materials industry. Read more

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MSc - Advanced Materials Science and Engineering

Loughborough University
Materials

This programme will provide you with the expertise in advanced materials and engineering needed to design and innovate sustainable materials for today’s world. Read more

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MSc Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology

Politecnico di Milano
School of Industrial and Information Engineering

This Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) programme is taught entirely in English to stimulate the student in acquiring greater familiarity with the terminology used internationally. Read more

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Welding Engineering (MSc)

Cranfield University
School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing

Welding is integral to the manufacture of a wide-range of products. This course provides the practical and theoretical knowledge required to become a welding engineer and a materials and joining specialist. Read more

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MSc in Archaeological Science

University of Oxford
School of Archaeology

The MSc in Archaeological Science is designed to give a broad but detailed grounding in the theory as well as practical experience in the major applications of science in archaeology. Read more

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Materials Engineering

University of Padua
School of Engineering

The Master's degree Materials Engineering is an interdisciplinary and revolutionary sector that has transformed every aspect of modern life by gradually introducing new materials crucial to the development of new technologies and numerous industries. Read more

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Masters Degrees in Ceramics

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