Micro and NanoMaterials and Technologies (MiNMaT)
The core of the Micro- and NanoMaterials and Technologies (MiNMaT) IDC lies in solving academically challenging and industrially relevant problems, through understanding processing–microstructure–property relationships. The Surrey MiNMat IDC has a unique focus on characterisation, which includes hands-on experience and use of state-of-the-art instrumentation.
EPSRC Involvement»
EPSRC Involvement
The EngD programme is funded principally by the Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), the University of Surrey and by our sponsoring organisations.
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About EngD»
What is an EngD?
The MiNMaT EngD is a four-year doctorate for researchers who aspire to key leadership positions in industry.The programme is designed to develop specialist scientific/technical knowledge whilst working on the sponsor company’s commercial research priorities.
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MinMat Benefits 2»
MiNMaT benefits for both students and sponsors.
The Engineering Doctorate benefits both student and sponsor.
Over four years, the student will spend most of their time making a significant contribution to the research agenda of the industrial partner. The remainder of their time is spent at the University of Surrey, taking advanced technical courses and interacting with our experts. This ensures a constant flow of the most cutting-edge ideas back into your organisation.
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The beauty of the scheme was the freedom I was given in defining the project title.
Monica Saavedra
MiNMaT Research Engineer
