MPhil in Micro- and Nanotechnology Enterprise

Length and dates of course:
10 months, October - July
Application deadline:
30 June, but early application is advised as a limited number of places is available on one-year Master's courses
Academic requirement:
At least a 2.i honours degree from a UK university or equivalent with relevance to Physics or Biological sciences
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: NSM5

Further information
MPhil Programme in Micro- & Nanotechnology Enterprise Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

MASt in Materials Science

Length and dates of course:
9 months, October - June
Application deadline:
Applications before 31 January are encouraged
Academic requirement:
At least a 2.i honours degree from a UK university or equivalent in Materials Science or a cognate discipline
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: MASMM

This course will provide further study for those who do not already have the equivalent of a UK 4-year MSci/MPhys degree. Further information
Master of Advanced Study - MASt (Materials Science) Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

MSc

Length and dates of course:
2 years
Academic requirement:
A UK upper second class four-year 'undergraduate Master's' degree or a UK three-year Bachelor's (Honours) degree plus a relevant one/two-year Master's degree (or overseas equivalents)
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: PCME42

6 term MSc by research. Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Funding Details A range of studentships and bursaries is available for very well-qualified candidates. On occasion, funding is available from industrial organisations. Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

MPhil

Length and dates of course:
12 months
Academic requirement:
At least a 2.i honours degree from a UK university or equivalent with relevance to Physics or Biological sciences
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: PCMEM1 (NB this course appears in the application form 'course description search' as the MPhil in Physics (Materials Science))

12 month MPhil by research. Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Funding Details A range of studentships and bursaries is available for very well-qualified candidates. On occasion, funding is available from industrial organisations. Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

PhD

Application deadline:
30 June, 30 September and 31 December for starts in October, January and April respectively
Academic requirement:
A UK upper second class four-year 'undergraduate Master's' degree or a UK three-year Bachelor's (Honours) degree plus a relevant one/two-year Master's degree (or overseas equivalents)
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: PCME22
Fee rate: Science

Further information
Studying for a PhD Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Funding Details A range of studentships and bursaries is available for very well-qualified candidates. On occasion, funding is available from industrial organisations. Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

EngD

Academic requirement:
A UK upper second class four-year 'undergraduate Master's' degree or a UK three-year Bachelor's (Honours) degree plus a relevant one/two-year Master's degree (or overseas equivalents)
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: PCME72

Further information
Studying for a PhD Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Funding Details A range of studentships and bursaries is available for very well-qualified candidates. On occasion, funding is available from industrial organisations. Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts)
How To Apply

4 Year PhD (Rolls-Royce Doctoral Training Partnership)

Academic requirement:
A UK upper second class four-year 'undergraduate Master's' degree or a UK three-year Bachelor's (Honours) degree plus a relevant one/two-year Master's degree (or overseas equivalents)
English language requirement: See table of specific scores needed for this course
Course code: PCME224 (NB this course appears in the application form 'course description search' as the PhD (Probationary) in High Performance Structural Metallics)
Fee rate: Science

Further information
Rolls-Royce DTC in High Performance Structural Metallics Fees and Costs Graduate Course Costs
Funding Details Studentships jointly funded by the EPSRC and Rolls-Royce are available to students who meet the EPSRC residency criteria. Notes on Application
A complete application for this course will depend on whether you are a continuing student or a new admission. Please see the relevant box below.

Continuing students must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
one reference, from most recent employer or academic supervisor academic transcripts short CV
You are a continuing student if you have previously been admitted to a graduate course by the Board of Graduate Studies (or by the Institute of Continuing Education, for an MSt degree), and became a matriculated student on that course.
How To Apply New applicants for admission must provide: Application submitted online, with payment Supporting documents to be uploaded:
two academic references transcripts or degree certificates English Language Score Report (if English is not your first language) personal reference (if you wish to be considered for funding from the Cambridge Trusts) CV
How To Apply

PhD (NanoDTC)

PhD (NanoDTC)