Program Overview

MEng in Physical Metallurgy (Research)

General

The MEng in Physical Metallurgy (Research) is a postgraduate program offered by the Department of Metallurgy, Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment.

• Programme Level: Postgraduate
• Programme Name: MEng in Physical Metallurgy (Research)
• Programme Code: M6PM0Q
• Medium of Facilitation: Part-time, Full-Time
• NQF Level: 9
• NQF Credits: 120
• Duration of Study: 1 Year Full-Time and 2 Years Part-Time
• Campus: Doornfontein

Purpose

The purpose of the Master of Engineering in Physical Metallurgy is to develop a graduate with advanced abilities in appropriate analytical and research skills relevant for engineering design and synthesis, in order to solve engineering problems of society at large. One of the main objectives of this programme is to develop an advanced capability to conduct research independently and as such promoting a lifelong learning approach.

Admission Requirements

• Honours or an NQF level 8 qualification in Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or Metallurgy

Programme Fees

The programme fees are not specified in the provided context.

UJ Faculties

The University of Johannesburg has several faculties, including:

• College of Business and Economics (CBE)
• Faculty of Art, Design And Architecture
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment
• Faculty of Health Sciences
• Faculty of Humanities
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Science
• Johannesburg Business School