Masters in Research
Join a global community of world leading researchers and enjoy invaluable networking opportunities through our professional development programme.
Welcome to our Masters in Research
Entry for 2020-2021 applications are now open!
Webinar – introduction to the MRes in Molecular Science and Engineering with Q&A
25th November, 12.30-13.30
Dr Niall Mac Dowell (course director), Dr Jerry Heng (associate director) and Dr Steph Pendlebury (course co-ordinator)
Are you a scientist or engineer who is interested in working on cross-disciplinary challenges of relevance to industry? Join this webinar to find out about the multidisciplinary MRes in Molecular Science and Engineering, which includes a collaborative research project with a three month industrial placement, taught modules that systematically cover the breadth of molecular science and engineering, as well as a bespoke programme of professional skills training.
Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6959271289444691211
Course details
The course is taught by world-class researchers from several Imperial departments, and includes a six-month industry-focused research project. In this way, students obtain a unique, transdisciplinary and collaborative research education, and graduates are equipped with an unparalleled perspective – as well as a set of fundamental and applied skills – as they embark on their future careers.
The course is particularly relevant to:
- Scientists wanting to focus on the practical applications of their research.
- Engineers wanting to better understand the fundamentals of molecular science.
- Students wanting to gain practical experience in industry.
Watch: How the MRes can benefit you.
The MRes in Molecular Science and Engineering is an innovative, one-year course designed to create a new generation of 'multilingual' scientists and engineers who can work seamlessly between traditional academic disciplines. Graduates who can work effectively within the exciting and ever-expanding field of molecular science and engineering are increasingly in-demand, to help tackle pressing problems in society.
