MSc Optical Engineering Techniques

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• Objectives
  If you are interested in gaining an understanding of both the fundamental principles of how light behaves and how it can be exploited, then this is the perfect postgraduate course for you. The programme covers the fields of analysis and design of integrated optical devices for applications including: Communications; Spatially resolved optical measurements for the monitoring of dynamic processes; and Bio-imaging.
• Academic title
  MSc Optical Engineering Techniques
• Course description
  Key facts
  
  The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has long been at the forefront of research and teaching in the area of Optical Engineering Techniques. 
  The Faculty of Engineering is widely recognised as world-class - this fact is borne out by the high standard of our research and the extensive funding it attracts - overall research awards recently topped £80m. 
  The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Nottingham has a strong reputation in both teaching and research. It achieved an excellent rating for its teaching quality rating (22/24) in 2000, and a grade of 4 in the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise. 
  Particular features of the programme include: one-to-one tuition with expert members of staff; teaching informed by active leading-edge researchers in the field; innovative and engaging teaching methods; access to many online resources; and flexibility in course content
  
  Optical Engineering Techniques (MSc)
  Duration: 1 year
  
  Course Content
  The MSc in Optical Engineering Techniques offers a flexible programme of study with two possible routes through its taught components.
  
  If you choose to study Option A, you will be required to complete the following modules (worth 120 credits in total):
  
  Research Techniques in Advanced Electromagnetics 
  Optical Communications with project 
  Imaging Principles & Technology with project 
  Integrated Photonics: Design and Technology
  Option B enables you to select three modules from Option A above and 30 credits from the modules listed below:
  
  Advanced Signal Processing 
  Advanced Signal Processing with Project 
  Instrumentation & Measurements 
  Instrumentation & Measurements with Project 
  Advanced Communications 
  Advanced Communications with Project 
  Engineering Ultrasonics 
  Engineering Ultrasonics with Project
  Please note that all module details are subject to change.
  
  After completing the taught components of the course, you will undertake a major piece of advanced independent research under the supervision of a specialist in your chosen area.
  
  We will provide you with advice and guidance while you select and refine your area of study, and offer close supervision and support as you complete your research and your MSc.
  
  Course Structure
  The MSc in Optical Engineering Techniques is taught on a full-time basis over 1 year.
  
  You will follow a series of taught modules (totalling 120 credits), followed by a 60-credit research project of your choosing, which you will complete over the summer period.
  
  This course uses the latest advances in teaching methods and electronic resources, as well as small group and individual tuition.
  
  The taught aspects of this course are supported by case studies and realistic design exercises.
  
  You will also be able to participate in a variety of summer projects, mixing theoretical, design, simulation and experimental activities.
  
  Most of the modules are assessed by examination and / or written work.
  
  You will be given feedback on your assignments by your tutors – this should help you to gain the confidence to work as a professional academic, at ease with the conventions of the discipline, and ready to tackle any area of research in Optical Engineering Techniques.
  
  In the early stages of your project dissertation, your supervisor will read through and comment on your draft work. The project dissertation itself comprises a significant piece of your own research.
  
  We also offer a Postgraduate Diploma in Optical Engineering Techniques, which does not have a dissertation / project requirement.
  

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