Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Engineering Structures Research Centre interests: analysis and design; numerical techniques; experimentation and modelling; materials maintenance and costs.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at City University London
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research activities include the development and application of advanced finite-element analysis methods including damage mechanics and stress analysis of critical components; structural integrity of welds, residual stresses; fatigue, creep and creep-fatigue of power-plant materials and structures; contact mechanics; crack propagation; MEMS sensors and actuators; balancing and control of rotors.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at University Of Nottingham
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research is concerned with both laboratory and theoretical studies with much use made of modern computer based analytical methods including finite element and discrete element methods; the objective of many of the current projects is to produce practical guidance for industry through an understanding of fundamental behaviour.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research covers: elastic, plastic, non-linear and stability behaviour of steel, concrete and composite structures; deployable, smart and adaptive structures; actuators; cable and membrane structures; computational methods for structures and mechanisms; shell structures including buckling and vibration; assessment and design of concrete structures including processes of deterioration; ice mechanics.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at University Of Cambridge
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of steel and composite structures; a compulsory field trip takes place over the Easter break.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research topics include: mechanics of structures and structural components; non-linear numerical analysis for cracking and deformation; time and temperature-dependent behaviour of concrete structures; design and analysis of prestressed concrete structures; optimisation of concrete floor; design of beam-column joints; behaviour of integral concrete bridges; dynamics and stability of plates, shells and piles.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Main research areas: structural engineering: steel framed and composite structures; concrete and masonry materials and structures; structural dynamics; geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering: geotechnical engineering; groundwater protection and restoration; water and environmental management: urban drainage and potable water systems; risk and uncertainty in environmental management.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at University Of Sheffield
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course is career-oriented and covers both theoretical background and practical design considerations; lectures are given mainly by full-time staff but important contributions are made by visiting professors and guest lecturers who are eminent industrialists; many students continue their studies to undertake research towards a PhD.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of structures under seismic actions and other extreme loading conditions; syllabus covers topics related to structural engineering; earthquake engineering; engineering seismology; soil dynamics; and advanced numerical techniques.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Structural mechanics and dynamics: measurement and analysis of reinforcement strains and bond stresses in reinforced concrete; computation of ground waves from pile driving and their effects on structures; vibration of church bell towers due to bell ringing; boundary element studies: improved iterative methods for solution of boundary element equations; stress analysis of cathode tubes.(read more)
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research topics include: mechanics of structures and structural components; non-linear numerical analysis for cracking and deformation; time and temperature-dependent behaviour of concrete structures; design and analysis of prestressed concrete structures; optimisation of concrete floor; design of beam-column joints; behaviour of integral concrete bridges; dynamics and stability of plates, shells and piles.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of steel and composite structures; a compulsory field trip takes place over the Easter break.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time
Course description: Research broadly includes both experimental work and computational aspects, looking, for example, at design; knowledge management; and communication using the internet and the Grid.(read more)
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of steel and composite structures; a compulsory field trip takes place over the Easter break.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Research is carried out within the Centre for Structural and Architectural Engineering and concentrates on 3 main areas: the design of large-span lightweight structures; the conservation and repair of buildings and structures and the innovative use of materials.(read more)
Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Research staff are most willing to supervise research in any current research areas including multi-phase flow and coupled multi-field analysis, structural optimisation and reliability, structural textiles and polymeric composites, seismic engineering and extreme loadings, the effects of transient loads on structures, finite element methods, computational mechanics, analysis of lightweight fabric and pneumatic structures.(read more)
Study modes: Full time
Course description: The course provides training in the analysis, design and assessment of structures under general conditions.(read more)
All structural engineering courses at Imperial College London
History Of Art Phd
University Of Cambridge
Raphae, September 2007Overall score
excellent
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PhD Music
University Of Edinburgh
Anon, December 2007Overall score
Study experience
The research course at Edinburgh offers excellent support both human and bibliographical.
Facilities
Although some of the buildings are old the facilities are great. Even if you do not obtain the resources immediately they will provide what you need soon enough
Postgraduate life
Sometimes the undergraduate students do not consider the necessities of others such as silence in particular reserved places. Nonetheless the atmosphere is really fantastic.
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Economics PhD (Scottish Graduate Programme)
University Of Stirling
Nick, December 2007Overall score
Really nice campus, with lots of help at hand. My advice to new students is not to stay hidden in your room but to go out there and take part in sports and clubs because the benefits are terrific.
Study experience
I loved undegraduate study now I am doing pHD research, I love it even more.
Facilities
Excellent service.
Postgraduate life
Huge number of clubs, catering to many needs and hobbies. I love sports like volleyball, cricket, swimming etc.
Job prospects
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