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Key Enabling Technologies - Structured Master's

Master the fusion of advanced manufacturing, photonics, and nanotechnologies in this interdisciplinary structured Master's programme.

Best for:Best for science or engineering graduates seeking advanced interdisciplinary expertise in manufacturing, photonics, and nanotechnology.

University of Galway · Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Advanced ManufacturingPhotonicsNanotechnologiesAdvanced MaterialsIndustrial BiotechnologyNano/Micro Electronics
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Until filled
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1 year full-time or 2 years part-time
Start date
flexible
Temporary
Location
Ireland
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Overview

The Structured Master's in Key Enabling Technologies at the University of Galway is an interdisciplinary graduate programme designed to prepare technologists for future product and process engineering challenges. Recognised by the European Union as fundamental building blocks for industrial competitiveness, the curriculum spans advanced manufacturing, photonics, nanotechnologies, advanced materials, industrial biotechnology, and microelectronics. Students engage in rigorous coursework and applied research training across state-of-the-art test-beds. Applicants are expected to hold a strong foundation in science or engineering to successfully navigate this cutting-edge technical curriculum.

Key Enabling TechnologiesBioprintingLaser ProcessingBiomaterialsStructured Master'sSemiconductorsSensors

What you'll do

  • Participate in specialized coursework across key enabling technology domains including photonics and nanotechnologies
  • Engage with advanced manufacturing test-beds and collaborative interdisciplinary projects
  • Conduct hands-on research and experimental work in areas such as bioprinting, laser material interactions, or nanomaterials
  • Complete structured assessments, laboratory reports, and a culminating master's thesis or project

Requirements

Degree required: 2.1 honours degree (Level 8 NFQ) in science or engineering

Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Solid foundational knowledge in science or engineering
  • Demonstrated academic proficiency equivalent to a 2.1 honours bachelor degree
  • Aptitude for interdisciplinary technical problem solving
Nice to have
Prior academic or practical experience in manufacturing, photonics, or materials scienceFamiliarity with laboratory research methodologies
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold a Level 8 honours degree at a 2.1 standard or higher in science or engineering

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How to apply

Applications must be submitted through the University of Galway online application portal. Candidates should provide proof of their prior qualifications and fulfill all entry requirements before enrolling.

Documents required
  • Degree transcripts
  • Proof of qualifications
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College of Science and Engineering
University of Galway
Ireland
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