Engineering - Innovative Technology Engineering - Waterford

The student will also carry out postgraduate level research of industrial relevance in selected topic areas. The Masters degree requires successful completion of six mandatory modules and four out of eight elective modules. The student must also complete an applied programme consisting of a Research Dissertation and an Industrial Research seminar series.

Minor award: Certificate in Biomedical Engineering – Level 9, 30 Credits

Students who don’t wish to pursue the full masters can sign-up for this certificate covering: Biomedical Science; Convergent Technologies; Nanotechnology; Biomedical Engineering; Quality Management and Regulatory Affairs; Technology Management.

Subjects taught

Year 1 Modules

Strategic Technological Innovation

Nanotechnology

Biomedical Science

Green Technology and Alternative Energy Sources

Convergent Technologies for

Biomedical and Electro-Mechanical Applications

Novel Materials: Their Properties and

Exploitation

Industrial Research 2

Dissertation

Entry requirements

Level 8 Honours 2.2 Engineering or Science Degree

Credits

Duration

2 YEARS – PART-TIME

Day ‘block mode’ is normally required along with use of online/ blended learning.

Fees

Programme fee details are available on the Postgraduate Fee Schedule displayed on our website at www.wit.ie/pgfees

Enrolment dates

Start Date: September 2024