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School of Applied Sciences is recognised globally for its multi-disciplinary approach to research and teaching in relation to manufacturing, materials, and environmental science and technology. Cranfield is third in the UK for the impact of its mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing research. We received a strong result in the Agriculture Unit of Assessment with 85% gaining international status and 40% of that research being deemed of an internationally excellent standard*. We are one of the UK's top five research intensive universities**. Through our focus on fundamental research and its application to meet the needs of industry and society, Applied Sciences is a major contributor to these positions. We have a successful track record of working closely with organisations around the world. Our success is due to our staff and the quality of the students whose careers we help develop. We operate key facilities which underpin our research, teaching and short courses.
*In relation to the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). ** Research income as a percentage of turnover.... |
Cranfield University (Manufacturing and Materials Department) seeks to develop MSCs in the area of digital communication and software development. An offer will include a fully funded bursary for Home and EU research degree students based in the UK.
The MSC by researcher studentship, of up to £12,000 for the period of one year with the potential to extend to up to 3 years. The studentship will cover the tuition fee of £4,750 for Home/EU students only.
The focus of this MSc by research award is on the research and development of a digital application to support a 3D object scanner technology. This MSC by research project will require a programmer with software development skills. A knowledge of C++ and C# is a basic technical requirement, however other software and database capabilities are desirable.
Please Note: This MSc studentship aims to attract a software developer with the passion and drive to build new and exciting algorithmic/software solutions.
Throughout the project the candidate will be expected to meet with the industry sponsor and academic supervisor on a regular basis to research and develop exciting propositions that could be implemented in the digital arena.
Candidate Requirements
Successful applicants will have strong abilities in software development, image manipulation and filtration techniques. A good first degree (2:1 or above) in software design-related discipline is required. Strong communication and presentation skills are also required.
Please complete the online application form
Alternatively, for more information and an application form, please contact:
School of Applied Sciences
T: 44 (0)1234 754086
E: appliedsciences
cranfield.ac.uk
W: www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/studentships?id=trj
If you need any further information on the application procedure please email Dr Leon Williams on +44 (0)1234 750111 ext 2141
Deadline: Applications must be received by 14th May, 2012
