Driven by curiosity. Driving changeMasters
Our Masters programmes provide advanced training for students preparing for research, industry or further study, combining taught material with research-led projects.
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Applications for all postgraduate courses are made through the University of Cambridge’s Postgraduate Admissions Office.
Each Masters programme has specific entry requirements, outlined on the individual course pages. Applications are submitted online via Postgraduate Admissions, where information on colleges, fees, funding and deadlines is also provided. Some courses may shortlist applicants for interview.
Funding and deadlines
Entry requirements and application deadlines vary by course. Applicants seeking funding should note that funding deadlines may be earlier than course deadlines.
Equality, diversity and support
We welcome applications from candidates from all backgrounds and support University-wide initiatives aimed at widening participation in postgraduate study. Information on application support schemes and funding opportunities is available through the University.
For full details, please refer to the relevant course page and the University of Cambridge Postgraduate Admissions website, or contact the specific course administrator to speak directly.
Master courses
MPhil in Advanced Chemical Engineering
Build advanced chemical engineering expertise alongside core training in areas such as sustainability, economics and technology policy, preparing you for research or industry roles.
MPhil in Biotechnology
Designed for students with a strong quantitative background who want to apply engineering, physical or computational skills to biological systems and biotechnological applications.
MPhil by Research
A research-intensive Masters covering the full sensor science pipeline, from fundamental principles to real-world deployment, delivered with strong industry and third-sector links.
MRes in Sensor Technologies and Applications
Designed for students with a strong quantitative background who want to apply engineering, physical or computational skills to biological systems and biotechnological applications.