Materials science meng in University of oxford

Modern society is heavily dependent on advanced materials: lightweight composites for faster vehicles, optical fibres for telecommunications and silicon microchips for the information revolution. Materials scientists study the relationships between the structure and properties of a material and how it is made. Materials Science is vital for developments in nanotechnology, quantum computing and nuclear fusion, as well as medical technologies such as bone replacement materials. This diverse programme spans the subject from its foundations in physics and chemistry to the mechanical, electrical, magnetic and optical properties of materials, and the design, manufacture and applications of metals, alloys, ceramics, polymers, composites and biomaterials. This work is supported by excellent laboratory and teaching facilities.

A-levels: A*AA (including Mathematics and Physics, with an A* in either Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry), Advanced Highers: AA/AAB (with AA in Mathematics and Physics), IB: 40 (including core points) with 766 at HL (including Mathematics and Physics, with 7 at HL in either Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry), GCSE level Chemistry, or an equivalent, Physics Aptitude Test (PAT), IELTS of 7.0, TOEFL of 600, CAE/CPE of 185, English Language GCSE: grade B or grade 6, International Baccalaureate Standard Level (SL): score of 5 in English (as Language A or B)

Entry Level Scientist, Consultant - Evaluator, Research Science Specialist, Research Associate, Materials Scientist

15th Jan