As a research master's student, you choose one of our three multidisciplinary themes. The theme-specific courses will give you a broad view of the theme and will introduce you to the unique perspectives of the theme-related specializations. In the course of the first semester, you will choose your own specialization. It will enable you to tailor your master's to the topics that you wish to engage in.

All technology around us is based on materials. Master in Materials Research has a great opportunity to solve grand societal problems and find discoveries in the fields of energy, food, water, safety, health and well-being, environment, sustainable use of resources and urbanisation. New fascinating materials with unexpected properties, tailored to the needs of our society, can change the way we live our everyday life.

Our course provides broad training in the fundamentals of psychological science – the modern approach to studying mind and behaviour.

The Master of Research degree provides the student with a solid grasp of the requirements of research at the graduate level (Master & Doctoral) and gives the student the necessary skills to fully plan academic research. Students pursuing this degree are interested in developing a high-level academic research proposal with a theoretical perspective for independent research that may be accepted at any university-level institution. Most students entering this degree program have the intention of continuing on to complete a Ph.D. program either at Monarch or externally.