Middlesex University Masters Degrees in Engineering

Telecommunications engineering is a combination of electrical engineering and computer science. It covers the design, installation and maintenance of networks and equipment, allowing for the interconnectivity of devices and people. Read more

New digital technologies are transforming the workplace as companies improve their operational efficiencies and grow using new hybrid business models. Read more

The MSc by Research provides a unique opportunity for those who wish to embark on a career in research and development but do not wish to commit to a three-year PhD. Read more

*This course is no longer accepting applications for October 2020. Traffic congestion in the UK costs over seven billion pounds per year and Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) can provide urgent solutions both nationally and globally. Read more

In the near future robotic and other autonomous systems will be present in virtually every industry, with their global impact estimated to reach $6.5 trillion per year by 2025 (McKinsey). Read more

An effective supply chain goes beyond the successful input and output of goods and services. With the right management, a supply chain has the power to influence entire business processes, create value and unite multiple organisations from all over the world. Read more

The Masters of Business Administration in Shipping and Logistics is offered by Middlesex University Business School in conjunction with Lloyd's Maritime Academy. Read more

The Professional Practice in Maritime Operations is a flexible postgraduate course, especially designed for seafarers and shore based maritime professionals who are looking to use their existing industry qualifications (such as the Class 1 Certificate of Competence) towards a Masters degree. Read more