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Materials UNDERGRADUATE BROCHURE 2015
All the lecturers here are researchers, and all that new information comes straight into our courses Al Smith BSc Materials Science and Engineering
The facts
Contents
Peer assisted study scheme and academic tutors to support your learning
4 Introducing Manchester 6 Materials Science and Textiles at Manchester World leading facilities including over 20 electron microscopes
8 Why study at Manchester
MatSoc—the active and lively student society for materials social events
10 Course details 20 What our students say 22 Find out more online 23 Contact us
Opportunities for placements around the globe, including Australia, Singapore, USA, Sweden, and South Africa
Highest research power rating of any UK materials department
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Your experience
Your experience
Influential, forward-thinking and down-toearth, we’ll give you an amazing university experience rooted in a rich academic heritage. We turn enthusiasm into achievement and ground-breaking theory into innovative practice.
With resources from the hi-tech 24/7 learning environment of our Alan Gilbert Learning Commons, to the countless personal development opportunities and specialist support services we offer, we will empower you to be your best.
We accomplish feats of global significance, from splitting the atom, to giving the world graphene, the two-dimensional wonder material that is one atom thick, transparent, and conducts electricity better than copper.
Outstanding sport facilities, nearly 300 student societies, supported community volunteering, study abroad pathways, career development programmes, mentoring and much more all enable you to grow and develop outside of the lecture hall, giving you a well-rounded university experience that prepares you for life after graduation.
Making things happen
With more Nobel laureates on our staff than any other UK university, and strong links to industry and public services, we vitalise our undergraduate courses with pioneering research. Learn more about us: www.manchester.ac.uk
More than just a degree
The only thing you won’t experience is boredom. Hear from some of our students: www.manchester.ac.uk/ug/profiles
Introducing
Manchester Our city
Your career
Manchester lives on the edge of tomorrow, ever a step ahead in science, industry, media, sport and the arts. The Mancunian character—exemplified by the city’s central role in the industrial revolution—strives for excellence and originality in all walks of life.
We are consistently one of the UK’s most targeted universities by employers, thanks to courses and careers services designed with your employability in mind.
Always moving forward
This is a city of many accents, having become a cosmopolitan magnet for students and professionals eager to experience its can-do attitude, independent spirit and cultural wealth. Never content to live on past glories, Manchester has a passion for progress. Join us at the heart of Britain’s most popular student city. Discover what makes Manchester unique: www.manchester.ac.uk/cityofmanchester 4
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On a course to success
Our problem-based approach to learning inspires you to think critically, creatively and independently. Volunteering, personal development programmes and interdisciplinary learning could also give you a broader perspective and shape the socially responsible leaders of tomorrow. We have the UK’s best careers service, providing a wealth of advice and skills-development opportunities, and connecting you with employers to put you on a path to career success. Take control of your career: www.manchester.ac.uk/careers Materials www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
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Study Materials Science and Textiles at Manchester
Materials Science and Textiles
at Manchester
From the car you drive to the bridge you cross, the clothes you wear to the medicines you may take, materials shape our world. If you want to know what makes some materials strong, others supple, and how they can be manipulated and designed to have special, smart and sellable properties then a degree from the School of Materials could be for you. Our undergraduate degrees include materials science and engineering, fashion management, fashion marketing, fashion buying and merchandising, fashion retail and textile science and technology. Whichever course you choose, you will be part of Europe’s largest centre for research and teaching in materials science, fashion and textiles. Our courses are inspired by our internationally recognised research, which ranks Number 1 for research power in the UK. Our strong links with industry ensures that our degree courses are relevant to today’s industrial needs and our graduates are highly valued by employers. Accreditation of our Materials Science courses by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) fulfils the academic requirement for the award of Chartered Engineering (CEng) status. Our textiles and fashion design business courses are accredited by the Institute of Textiles, the Worldwide Organisation for Textiles.
Taught by leading researchers Our School has an international reputation as one of the academic leaders in materials teaching and research, with excellent ratings in the most recent Research Assessment Exercise. This means that you will be taught by world leaders in their fields and have access to state-of-the-art equipment during your studies. The quality of teaching you will receive at Manchester is evidenced by the prestigious awards that our students have won in recent years. For example, the Science, Engineering and Technology Student of the Year Award for Best Materials Student has been won by University of Manchester undergraduate students three times in the last decade.
Why Manchester? • International reputation for teaching and research that attracts funding and sponsorship from industry and the retail sector • 80% of the research activity in materials rated as “world-leading” or “internationally excellent” • Superb facilities, including well-equipped textile processing, materials testing and chemistry laboratories with a wide variety of apparatus and industrial machinery • Courses accredited by Materials and Textiles Institutes • Excellent graduate employment record
Largest school of materials engineering in Europe
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Study Materials Science and Textiles at Manchester Support and social activities
Contemporary resources and facilities
We are well known for our congenial atmosphere, with a high level of staff-to-student contact. You will be allocated a tutor to whom you can turn for advice on any matter. Tutor groups of no more than six students meet with their tutor on a weekly basis to discuss progress, questions arising from coursework, lectures, and any other matters.
Since the Materials discipline has been taught at Manchester for several decades, our library resources are extensive and are continually being updated and expanded. Indeed, Manchester has the largest collection of textile publications in the world. We offer large communal areas that you can use to meet together at any time in the day to discuss your courses and to complete assignments.
We also have a staff-student committee, which provides a channel for you to advise, comment and input on the organisation and conduct of your course and other aspects of departmental life. The Materials Society (MATSOC), run by our students, is the hub of our flourishing social and sporting activities. The society organises many events throughout the year, including the annual ball and excursions to places of interest.
Computers are available within our own computer suites, which give you access to databases, library catalogues, email and the Internet. You also have access to many other computer clusters on campus, including several with 24-hour access.
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Career Opportunities Our graduates are highly sought after by employers and our strong links with industry provide a fantastic opportunity for our students to meet potential future employers whilst they are still studying. The School’s reputation for producing excellent graduates ensures that employers are keen to meet and recruit our students.
an outstanding student experience
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Our School of Materials is equipped with state-ofthe-art research facilities, including an electron microscopy suite, advanced mechanical testing equipment, metal processing laboratories, nanofabrication equipment, cell culture laboratories, textile chemistry laboratories and computer-aided design (CAD) suites. We also have dedicated design studios, and state-of-the-art multimedia learning packages.
real world advantage
creating a knowledge advantage from applied free thinking
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Materials Science and Engineering Materials Science and Engineering Materials Science and Engineering combines an understanding of the fundamental behaviour of materials from jet engines to nano-robots, from artificial tendons to bullet-proof vests and from the materials of today to those for future applications, such as graphene. It is a practical subject at the heart of all major industrial sectors, which combines theory with practical application to meet engineering challenges. Materials Science and Engineering graduates are amongst the most highly sought after by employers in a wide range of industry sectors, with starting salaries higher than those for any other science subject. By choosing to study Materials Science and Engineering at Manchester you will be joining the largest and most diverse university activity devoted to materials in Europe. You will be taught by academics with world leading expertise in their fields. You will have access to unique facilities including over 20 state of the art electron microscopes, custom laboratories for all classes of materials, and world leading research centres. All our courses are designed to give you hands on experience of using this equipment in a research project of your choice, working on anything from nano-materials such as graphene to advanced aerospace alloys to tissue engineering for regenerative medicine.
Course Overview Our courses are designed to give you the maximum flexibility in following your own interests as they develop during your time with us. With five specialist four-year courses, plus the option to create your own pathway through choices in the 3rd and 4th year, you are in control of what you study. All MEng courses give you the opportunity to undertake a 6 month industrial placement in the UK or overseas supported by training in business and management skills. The latest research informs all of our teaching and both BSc and MEng courses give you hands on experience of research in a project of your choice.
Course details
All of our Materials Science and Engineering courses first develop the theoretical and practical skills required as the foundation to become a materials professional. As your experience and interests develop, you will increasingly have the opportunity to specialise. The first two years are common to all courses, building your fundamental understanding of the science and engineering application of all types of material. An elective option in year 2 allows you to broaden your experience by choosing units offered outside the School of Materials through the University of Manchester college: www.college.manchester.ac.uk.
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Materials Science General structure of all Materials Science and Engineering courses After year 2 you will increasingly specialise following your own interests. Although you can choose a particular specialism when you apply, we encourage most of our students to join the generic Materials Science and Engineering course and choose a specialist pathway if you want to once you have discovered more about each area. Our courses are designed with the flexibility for you to make an informed choice of which pathway suits you best. The specialist 4 year Materials Science and Engineering MEng courses allow you to gain a qualification that provides in-depth knowledge and specialist skills in a particular field of Materials Science in high demand by industry. The general 4year MEng course allows you to tailor your choices to meet your personal interests and intended pathway on graduation, whether that is a job in industry or postgraduate study towards a PhD. All four-year courses are characterized by a major six-month research project of your choice, which may be carried out as part of an industrial placement. This gives you a chance to make your own contribution at the cutting edge of research and show off your capabilities to potential employers.
Our Courses BSc Materials Science and Engineering The three-year BSc course provides the fundamentals of Materials Science and Engineering, whilst still giving an opportunity for specialisation in the final year. Following the common 1st and 2nd year, the final year consists of 50% core units and 50% options. You can choose options to specialise in topics such as metals, polymers, biomaterials, textiles, and corrosion science. You will also choose a research project aligned to your options, giving you experience of working with the state of the art facilities at Manchester.
Course details MEng Materials Science and Engineering This four-year MEng is our most flexible course, allowing you to choose options in the 3rd and 4th year closely aligned to your particular interests. Key features are a major (6-month) research project, giving you in-depth experience of using cutting edge research facilities, along with the option to take a half-year placement in industry. In addition to giving you a strong technical foundation, this course is designed to equip you with the transferrable skills required by industry. It also ideally equips you for postgraduate level study and research, for example towards a PhD.
MEng Materials Science and Engineering with Metallurgy This pathway is for students who wish to become specialist Metallurgists. You will learn about new developments in advanced alloys for applications such as fuel-efficient jet engines, next generation nuclear reactors, and environmentally friendly transportation. Strong industry links allow us to offer an optional industrial placement with a wide range of national and international companies in the metals field. As the largest metallurgy research group in the UK, we have subject experts in all classes of metal to support you during your research project.
MEng Materials Science and Engineering with Biomaterials
MEng Materials Science and Engineering with Corrosion
This course allows you to select from a broad range of options in years 3 and 4 specifically tailored to meet the needs of the biomaterials sector. Units such as tissue and stem cell engineering, drug delivery and biosensors, and clinical applications of biomaterials give you an in depth understanding of biomaterials and their interactions with the body from a cellular level upward. A six-month project and optional industrial placement will give you the chance to work at the cutting edge of biomaterials research.
The Corrosion and Protection Centre at Manchester has long been recognized as a world-leading centre of excellence in this field with unique facilities to study the corrosion and protection of a wide range of materials. Taught by the experts in this field, with a six-month research project tailored to your interests, this course will enable you to develop the specialist skills in corrosion control sought by a wide range of industry sectors including oil and gas, aerospace, and energy generation.
MEng Materials Science and Engineering with Polymers
MEng Materials Science and Engineering with Textile Technology
Polymeric materials find a huge range of applications, from traditional commodity plastics to specialist polymers used increasingly in the pharmaceutical, electronic, and nanotechnology sectors. This course provides specialist options covering the production, processing and applications of polymeric materials, taught by research specialists in the field. A six-month research project and optional industrial placement will provide you with further opportunity to explore your interests in depth.
This unique course combines traditional science and technology aspects of textiles with exciting and innovative applications in smart textiles, sportswear, aerospace and automotive materials, and biomedical implants. Manchester has a long history of leading developments in textile technology, and unique research facilities in this field. Through specialist options in advanced textiles manufacturing, performance enhancement, and technical textiles you will gain the specialist skills to become an expert textiles technology professional. As with all our MEng courses, the six-month research project and optional industrial placement will allow you to put these skills into practice and demonstrate your capabilities to potential employers.
Career Opportunities Materials Science and Engineering graduates are highly sought after by employers, and all of our graduates either find employment in industry or go on to higher level study at the end of their degree. Careers include research and development, management positions, and technical roles within both large multinationals and smaller businesses. Companies our recent graduates have gone on to work for include Rolls Royce, BP, Airbus, Jaguar Landrover, 3M, Tata, Smith and Nephew, and DePuy. The opportunities we offer for industrial placement or vacation work gives you the chance to focus your career choice and explore your options. A Materials Science and Engineering degree also provides an ideal springboard for postgraduate study (eg towards a PhD), and approximately one third of our graduates follow this route.
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Textiles
Course details
Design Fashion Business
Fashion Management
Fashion Marketing
The dynamic nature of today’s global fashion and textiles industries requires graduates with a wide range of skills who are highly creative and flexible. We offer courses in a range of disciplines including Fashion Management, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Buying and Merchandising, Fashion Retail and Textile Science and Technology. These courses reflect the diverse and unique nature of fashion and textiles at The University of Manchester.
The Fashion Management course provides students with an opportunity to focus on management theory as well as the textiles science and technology context of the fashion industry. It addresses contemporary management concepts stemming from changing organisational structures, complex environmental conditions, new technological developments and increasingly diverse work practices. It highlights critical issues involved in both managing and being managed, including components of organisations, environment, strategy, structure, culture, tasks, people and outputs and managerial decisions in the context of the global fashion industry. Management is the effective and efficient use of resources to attain organisational goals. This involves planning, organising, leading and controlling. It informs every aspect of daily business from developing customer relationships and implementing marketing activities, to the coordination of key suppliers and ethical sourcing. Students will learn the modern contemporary management approaches and techniques thoroughly grounded in the innovative world of fashion. Management will be explored in all aspects of contemporary business life including brand management, design, production and the supply chain. Current issues will be studied in-depth including sustainability, social responsibility and stakeholder engagement. From day one, students will engage with real managers in real settings, learning to reconcile academic theory with actual practice. This culminates in the opportunity to use their learning to make a difference by working with/or starting a company to analyse practices and recommend areas for improvement and development.
The Fashion Marketing course has a strong focus on the unique way in which fashion products are marketed. Key marketing theory is studied with specialist emphasis on the interface between design/ creativity and the commercial imperative. Fashion marketing theory is about understanding and satisfying consumer needs. There is a focus on developing an understanding of the fashion consumer, consumer behaviour, segmentation, targeting and positioning. Internal and external influences on individual and organisational decision making are also considered. Fashion marketing considers the fashion product, the nature of pricing (with costing and global economics in mind), the way the product is branded, communicated and promoted to consumers and the environment in which it is sold. The global nature of the fashion industry and its impact on marketing is considered. A key feature of fashion marketing in these courses is the opportunity to study multimedia Computer Aided Design packages in the context of brand concept, communication and application. The concepts of marketing most relevant to fashion, for example visual merchandising, public relations, social media and multi channel marketing are given particular emphasis in the course.
What you study All of our courses are underpinned by core units in textile science and technology giving you key skills in spinning, knitting, weaving, coloration and textile testing. Understanding the fundamental properties of textile products gives you a huge advantage when applying for employment. The fashion courses follow a common first year and then introduce units that reflect your specialism in subsequent years of study. All of the fashion courses lead to a BSc degree, which is unusual and valuable for this subject area. Year 1
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There is also an option for studying abroad or industrial placement. These routes can be taken between years 2 and 3 of study making your degree a four year course.
Completing a degree in Fashion Management provides the foundations for further postgraduate study or a range of fashion-related careers including human resource management, operations management, supply chain management, brand management, garment technology and many more. Graduates of the course are also suitable for graduate scheme opportunities with employers such as Matalan, Marks and Spencer, and Arcadia, as well as non-sector specific careers in areas such as finance, accountancy, law and leisure management.
Completing a degree in Fashion Marketing equips you with the knowledge and skills for a career in this diverse industry. Typical employment destinations include fashion PR, brand management, fashion media, fashion product development, garment technology, visual merchandising and many other roles. The course also produces graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge for large graduate scheme opportunities with employers such as Marks and Spencer and Next.
I spent a year in Hong Kong on an industrial experience placement, which was the most amazing year of my life. It taught me so much and gave such great exposure to a completely different culture. Sarah-Jane King Currently working as a colour technician for Tesco Clothing
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Textiles Fashion Retail
Fashion Buying and Merchandising
Textile Science and Technology
The Fashion Retail course provides students with an opportunity to focus on retail theory as well as textiles science and technology. The Fashion Retail course is designed to equip students with specialist knowledge on aspects of retailing theory most relevant to the fashion sector. The structure of the fashion retail sector is considered - from independent boutiques, through to high street retailers and online specialists such as ASOS. Retail is the study of channels to market and the supply chain. This emphasis on the supply chain gives an understanding of the processes from manufacture, through distribution, to the point of sale linking with consumer demand and operations management. Critical and strategic decisions around new markets, the nature of competitive advantage and opportunities driven by new technologies are all included in the course. The way in which retail offers businesses opportunities to add value and service to the fashion products sold by them is an example of the theory covered in the course, for example the use of flagship stores, mobile commerce, store environments including store design and experience as well as retail marketing. Students graduating from this course will typically go into a variety of roles in the retail sector, including store management, retail operations, logistics, merchandising and commercial strategy.
Fashion buying requires a strong commercial and analytical foundation. The course is designed to provide students with an appreciation of the creative fashion drivers needed to be a successful fashion buyer, such as the ability to pick out and identify trends, as well as a solid understanding of the business acumen required for the products they buy to be a commercial success. The strong textile science underpinning of the course will offer students a unique understanding as to the technical performance and construction of the garments. The course also provides an emphasis on the numerical and data analysis skills and knowledge essential to fashion buying. The role of the fashion buyer in a multi-functional team within the business is also emphasised, for example the way in which the buyer interacts with marketers to understand consumer demand, as well as merchandisers to facilitate the flow of stock in the most profitable way. The changing nature of the supply chain, in terms of the speed to market and continual buying cycles is introduced, including fast fashion and seasonal buying strategies.
The continuing evolution of the textile industry provides exciting opportunities, embracing the highperformance technical textiles sector, as well as the apparel and domestic textiles market. Recent innovations include microclimate control clothes, mobile communication platforms and medical textiles. The multidisciplinary nature of textiles requires high-calibre technical managers and researchers with expertise in engineering, chemistry, physics and electronics. With our technical expertise and broad equipment base, we will equip you with the skills to create and implement the next generation of textiles innovations. You will gain a fundamental understanding of fibre, yarn and fabric manufacture, textile science and an introduction to textile management in Year 1, through an integrated series of lectures, seminars and laboratory projects. In later years, you will focus on the science and technology of textile materials and processes, and business and management in textiles. You will study a related topic in detail in your final-year research project. Recent projects have included areas such as biomedical textiles, ink-jet printing and ethical production management.
Completing a degree in Fashion Retail provides the knowledge and skills for a career in this diverse industry including retail management, store design, retail marketing, garment technology and many more. The course also produces graduates with the right skills and knowledge for large graduate scheme opportunities with employers such as Marks and Spencer and John Lewis.
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Developing skills such as the ability to forecast and identify trends, analysing statistical data and building a solid understanding of the business acumen required to become visionaries and strategists within fashion product development are the focus of this course. Students who graduate from this course would be ideally equipped with the knowledge and skills needed for a fashion buying or merchandising with employers such as Arcadia and ASOS.
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Textiles Courses with Industrial Experience/Study Abroad All of our courses are available with Industrial Experience or Study Abroad. Years 1 and 2 are the same as the equivalent three-year course. You return to Manchester for Year 4 to study alongside those on the final year of the standard three-year courses. If you wish to take either of these pathways, you need to achieve the appropriate progression criteria.
Industrial placements Arrange your placement in Year 2, in liaison with our University’s Careers Service and academic staff. Spend Year 3 in employment within one or more placement companies, where the work content comprises experience relevant to the course. You may undertake a case study of your placement company in order to better appreciate the commercial environment and you may coordinate a specific project.
What our students say Design Fashion Business
I gained so many transferable skills, including team working, presentation skills, market analysis, personal reflection and how to create an e-commerce website. These proved invaluable when it came to finding a job. The commercial knowledge and analytical skills I developed gave me a great overview of the fashion industry, and I gained relevant and up-to-date knowledge, which I could draw on in my interviews Kate Pascoe Design Fashion Business
Study Abroad placements You can also spend Year 3 studying in an Englishspeaking university overseas. Take course units chosen from textiles, technology, design, fashion business subjects and a supervised research project.
Career opportunities Enjoy a wide range of career opportunities as a Manchester graduate. Our graduate placement record has been outstanding over many years, and continues to be so, with numerous companies actively recruiting our graduates. Many of our graduates have gone on to take up leading positions in industry, commerce and education throughout the world. Our courses prepare you for a variety of careers. Graduates go into both the manufacturing and retail sectors of the textile and clothing industry as garment and fabric technologists, quality control specialists, technical managers, designers, design managers, selectors, buyers, marketing managers, sales and production managers. Many enter careers in research and development, and a number follow careers unrelated to textiles, such as teaching, accountancy, advertising, finance and banking. Recent employers include: Arcadia, Debenhams, GAP, House of Fraser, IBM, John Lewis, Marks and Spencer, Matalan, Mercedes, Next, Nike, Paul Smith, Shell and Speedo.
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Design Fashion Business
The Fashion Retail BSc is perhaps one of the most balanced courses you will do, in all honesty. Design, trend forecasting, business and economics and a healthy dose of science make what I think is one of a handful of courses in the industry. In the second year you will get a chance to visit Première Vision in Paris. Don't even think about it; go enjoy Paris and see first-hand what an exciting industry you are going to be part of! Sean Jadoon Design Fashion Business
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This course is excellent preparation for getting a job after I graduate. It fully prepares you in all aspects of the industry; from the creative side and the science behind that, through to the technical applications of fashion.
I chose the course after completing a foundation year in engineering because I think that it is arguably the most important engineering discipline today, tying in with practically every other aspect of engineering. There are also plenty of attractive graduate jobs! The course facilities are really good, and I've been supported well by academic and support staff—especially with the Industrial Placement.
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