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The department of Mechanical Engineering offers a world-class education that combines thorough analysis and creative design with hands-on discovery, pursuing societal benefits in sustainability, ...

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The Magnetic Materials Group (MMG) at the University of Birmingham is the only UK research group focussed on processing and recycling of permanent rare earth magnetic materials. The MMG is ...

Join Professor Tim Haughton for his inaugural lecture on "How Small Countries in Central Europe Help Answer Big Questions of Politics" with an introduction from Professor Nick Vaughan-Williams. We ...

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The International Development Department (IDD) is committed to encouraging new thinking in the fields of development studies, global politics, and public policy. Studying for a degree by research with ...

Please note that this course will not be running for 2024 entry. Instead the content of this MSc will be covered by the MSc Cognitive Neuroimaging and Data Science. Apply Now Our Computational ...

The period from the start of the Twentieth Century has seen dramatic change across the world. Immerse yourself in the debates about these developments, and what our recent past means for society today ...