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Introduction to the Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies MSc

The Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies MSc is a postgraduate program offered by the University of Surrey, aiming to explore the practical implementation of nanoscience and nanomaterials for clean and renewable energy applications.

Awarding Body and Teaching Institute

The awarding body and teaching institute for this program is the University of Surrey.

Framework and Final Award

The program is structured according to the FHEQ Levels 6 and 7 framework, leading to the final award of MSc in Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies.

Subsidiary Awards

Subsidiary awards available in this program include:

• Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies
• Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) in Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies

Professional Recognition

The program is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) on behalf of the Engineering Council, fully meeting the academic requirement for registration as an Incorporated Engineer and partially meeting the requirement for registration as a Chartered Engineer.

Modes of Study

The program is available in two modes of study:

• Full-time: PFA61051, 180 credits and 90 ECTS credits
• Part-time: PFA61052, 180 credits and 90 ECTS credits

QAA Subject Benchmark Statement

The program adheres to the QAA Subject Benchmark Statement for Engineering (March 2023).

Faculty and Department

The program is offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, specifically the Department of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering.

Programme Leader

The program leader is SHKUNOV Maxim (CS & EE).

Date of Production/Revision of Specification

The program specification was produced/revisioned on 27/01/2026.

Educational Aims of the Programme

The educational aims of the program are to:

• Explore the practical implementation of nanoscience and nanomaterials for clean and renewable energy applications
• Ensure graduates meet the educational requirements for Chartered Engineer status
• Produce graduates equipped with subject-specific knowledge and transferable skills
• Provide opportunities for students to demonstrate knowledge, understanding, and application of design principles, engineering concepts, and tools
• Enhance employability skills, digital capabilities, global and cultural intelligence, and resourcefulness and resilience

Programme Learning Outcomes

The program learning outcomes are categorized into attributes developed, including:

• C: Cognitive/analytical
• K: Subject knowledge
• T: Transferable skills
• P: Professional/Practical skills Outcomes include applying comprehensive knowledge, formulating and analyzing complex problems, selecting and applying appropriate computational and analytical techniques, and designing solutions for complex problems.

Programme Structure

The program structure includes:

• Full-time: One academic year, 180 credits at FHEQ level 7
• Part-time: Three to five years, 180 credits at FHEQ level 7 Possible exit awards include Postgraduate Diploma (120 credits) and Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits).

Modules

Modules include:

• Compulsory modules: NANOSCIENCE & NANOTECHNOLOGY, RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, 60 CREDIT STANDARD PROJECT, RESEARCH, PROFESSIONALISM AND INNOVATION, NANOELECTRONICS & DEVICES, BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
• Optional modules: RF AND MICROWAVE FUNDAMENTALS, FOUNDATIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES AND OPTOELECTRONICS, LIFE CYCLE THINKING AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY, WIND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

Opportunities for Placements/Work-Related Learning/Collaborative Activity

There are no placements or work-related learning opportunities available in this program.

Quality Assurance

The program adheres to the Regulations and Codes of Practice for taught programs, which can be found on the University of Surrey's website.