The School of Technology has approximately 1800 students studying at postgraduate level on taught courses and research courses. In addition to full-time students we also have about 400 part-time students. Feedback from students on our postgraduate courses is reported in the annual Student Barometer survey. The recent responses showed the Schools postgraduate courses scored highly in the following areas:
- academic course content and expertise of lecturers and supervisors
- studying with people from other cultures
- learning technology
- virtual and physical library resources
- support for languages
The School is continuously developing its facilities and has recently opened a number of new departmental buildings which include state of the art laboratories and teaching spaces.
Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology.
Civil Engineering.
CJBS Simon Sainsbury Centre.
Links to all current postgraduate study opportunities in each of our Departments are provided in the individual sections below. Please also refer to the University course directory for the full list of courses.
Our Departments and Institutes:
The Department of Engineering is one of the leading centres of engineering in the world, renowned for both its teaching and its research. Since its foundation in 1875, it has grown to become the largest department in the University, and the largest integrated engineering department in the UK. There are approximately 900 postgraduate students in the department, either studying on one of the nine postgraduate taught courses available, or undertaking a research degree across a wide variety of engineering disciplines.
Taught Masters courses can be found here.
Postgraduate research options can be found here.
It is an exciting time to develop a career in chemical engineering and in biotechnology and to apply your knowledge and skills to address the global problems faced by society today. Postgraduate study may lead to careers in areas as diverse as the control of carbon dioxide emissions, to the development of new devices which seek to mimic biological organs, and, as with many of the alumni, to leadership roles in academia and business across the globe.
Postgraduate courses can be found here.
The Department of Computer Science and Technology was founded in 1937 (as the Mathematical Laboratory, and later the Computer Laboratory) for work on mechanical calculators and analogue computers. The department encompasses Computer Science, along with many aspects of Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Our culture is open and collaborative, supporting revolutionary fundamental computer science research, strong cross-cutting collaborations internally and externally, and ideas which transform computing outside the University.
Please see here for Masters courses.
Please see here for Research courses.
Cambridge Judge Business School is in the business of transformation - of individuals, of organisations and society. The School is an internationally recognised provider of innovative, intellectually challenging management education, encouraging critical reflection and creativity, and attracting the most able students to all its courses. We work with every student and organisation at a deep level, identifying important problems and questions, challenging and coaching people to find answers, and creating new knowledge.
Postgraduate courses can be found here.
The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) builds strategic leadership capacity for individuals and organisations to tackle critical global challenges. Our executive and postgraduate programmes enhance the ability of leaders to develop strategic responses to sustainability challenges and build their capacity to translate new knowledge and awareness into practice.
Postgraduate courses can be found here.