Chemistry

Entry requirements

EntD: A minimum upper second class honours degree, or the overseas equivalent, in a related discipline. MEnt: A minimum upper second class honours degree, or the overseas equivalent, in a related discipline.

Months of entry

September

Course content

The Master of Enterprise [MEnt] is run jointly by the School and Manchester Enterprise Centre. The course has been designed to combine Masters level research, sound business theory and the practical enterprise skills needed to apply that knowledge in a business context.

The Enterprise Doctorate (EntD) is run jointly by the school of the subject discipline and the Manchester Science Enterprise Centre. The EntD is a doctorate in business creation and knowledge transfer modelled on the Engineering Doctorate. The core of the EntD is a research project which embraces research work and commercialisation extending from the concept to commercial exploitation.

Department specialisms

Manchester Science Enterprise Centre specializes in enterprise, entrepreneurial skills and knowledge-transfer. The MEnt has created over 30 new companies. For further details please visit www.manchester.ac.uk/msec/postgraduate

Information for international students

Students whose first degree has not been studied in English will normally have to reach a required standard in an International English language examination: IELTS > 6.5 (with no sub-test under 5.5);

Fees and funding

Manchester Science Enterprise Centre Scholarships and Studentships (EC Nationals only for MEnt). Please contact MSEC for details of any funded studentships.

Qualification and course duration

MEnt

EntD

Course contact details