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  • Entry requirements for students from Iran | International students

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/international/entry-requirements/iran
    The University of Sheffield accepts a number of different qualifications from Iran. Some of the most common are listed below. If your qualification is not listed here, please contact us.

  • Technology development | GPRG

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/gprg/services/technology-development
    The outputs illustrated result from our research track record and profile the advances contributed by our group in science, environmental engineering and technology in this field..
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  • Dissemination and impact | Designing Alloys for Resource Efficiency

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/darealloys/dissemination-and-impact
    Presentations were given by DARE partners plus guest speakers Professor Claire Davis, Tata Steel Professor at WMG, University of Warwick and Professor Stewart Williams, Director of the Welding Engineering and Laser

  • Astrophysics | MSc

    School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Faculty of Science
    Explore the key topics at the cutting edge of modern astrophysics and develop the practical skills used by professional astrophysicists.
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  • The opportunities the university offered me, truly exceeded my expectations and …

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mac/undergraduate/profiles/george
    I have had a marvellous experience studying mechanical engineering at the University of Sheffield. ... Be prepared for a few hills though :). What would you say to someone considering studying Mechanical Engineering at Sheffield? ... 2022. Inspired...
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  • The industry isn’t standing still and you need to be learning new skills. You …

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/engineering/about/wall-women/liane-smith
    Another point she is keen to stress is the flexibility available to women in an engineering career. ... This area took me into petroleum engineering and along the way I developed software products to support these activities. ... On this, she says...
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  • From internship idea to national finalist: how Sheffield helped me develop The A…

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/cmbe/undergraduate/profiles/nikita
    Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, Professor Joan Cordiner, who encouraged me through the final stages. ... During my summer internship with Severn Trent, I had the chance to work with a Sheffield alumna who had studied Chemical...
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  • My experience at Sheffield has definitely helped with my career | Computer Scien…

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/cs/postgraduate/phd-profiles/katerina
    Can you tell us more about your background? I was born and raised in Athens, Greece, where I completed my undergraduate studies in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National Technical ... What do you particularly enjoy about studying...
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  • A day in the life - Sejal | MAC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mac/undergraduate/profiles/sejal
    Beyond the academic rigours of engineering, there is something to be said about the way I have been taught to apply my theoretical understanding of concepts to everyday life. ... Sejal Rahman. MEng student. MEng Civil Engineering. There is something...
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  • The 13th Roberts Lecture - University teaching in a post-knowledge age by Profes…

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/whatson/past/13th-roberts-lecture
    Professor Rackham went on to discuss that existing methods of skill development are disproportionately costly and labour intensive, such as skills associated with medical and engineering degrees.