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10.3k Master's degrees in Engineering & Technology
When considering Engineering & Technology programmes, it's important to understand the range of tuition fees available. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €1,454, offers an affordable entry point for many students. On the other hand, the €51,089 represents the higher-end tuition fee, catering to those willing to invest more for their education. For most students, the €18,725 serves as a benchmark, reflecting the typical tuition fee they might expect to pay.
It's also worth noting that a significant 9% of programmes are designed to be accessible to a wide range of students, ensuring that quality education in Engineering & Technology is within reach for many. Additionally, with the growing trend of digital learning, an increasing 12% of these programmes are now available online, offering flexibility and convenience for students around the globe.

Faculty of Science and Technology
A Faculty of Science and Technology programme from Bournemouth University is an opportunity to critically investigate and evaluate a specific topic in one of our specialisms with a research supervisor. It can also be a precursor to a PhD, giving you two years to delve into a subject that you are passionate about.

Mechanical Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering programme from Manipal Academy of Higher Education is a two-year postgraduate specialisation degree course offered by the School of Mechanical Engineering.

Master of Business Administration (Oil, Gas and Energy Management)
The Master of Business Administration (Oil, Gas and Energy Management) programme from University of Nicosia aims to provide students with a solid foundation of business education enabling them to become effective managers anywhere in today’s globally competitive fast changing environment.

Master of Engineering Practice
The Master of Engineering Practice programme offered at the Victoria University of Wellington aligns with the latest developments in the industry. It's a one-year programme focused on helping you explore long-term opportunities in the field of engineering.

Master of Technology
The Master of Technology degree at Edith Cowan University offers a postgraduate pathway to an engineering qualification at the technologist grade for applicants with a non-engineering or non-technology first degree who wish to transition to an engineering career path.

Advanced Mechanical Engineering
This MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London integrates emerging technologies in energy, transport, automation, and artificial intelligence, and benefits from close collaboration with Queen Mary’s other engineering disciplines.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering
This Electrical and Electronic Engineering course from University of Greenwich provides the advanced knowledge and skills to develop professional engineers.

Cybersecurity - Automobility
Cybersecurity - Automobility from St. Clair College provides students with key concepts of information security, technical and practical job skills necessary to secure, protect and defend network infrastructures and an organization's valuable data assets.

International Incorporated Masters in Technology and Artificial Intelligence Law LLM
The International Incorporated Masters in Technology and Artificial Intelligence Law LLM course from University of Bradford International College is suitable for law graduates with an interest in technology law – an emerging and increasingly important area of legal practice, and also for non-law graduates who seek corporate employment with a focus on the regulation of technology.

Earthquake Engineering
Earthquake Engineering encompasses a broad range of activities that seek to minimise the damage and disruption communities suffer when hit by an earthquake. The Earthquake Engineering programme is offered at University of Canterbury

Environmental and Engineering Geology
This Environmental and Engineering Geology study delivered by the University of Plymouth combines environmental and engineering geology to provide an outstanding foundation for a career in industry and consultancy.

Civil Engineering
If you want to lead projects designing our cities of the future, this Civil Engineering degree delivered by University of Birmingham is for you.

Robotics
This Robotics MSc programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) will give you access to the Bristol Robotics Laboratory, a world-leading centre for autonomous robotic systems and research. You'll gain a strong skillset in robotics and automation needed for many technology careers.

Engineering Physics
The Engineering Physics course from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) focuses on physics as the basis of modern technology.

Creative Technology
Develop your specialism within creative technology on this flexible Creative Technology programme from Leeds Beckett University. You’ll hone your ability to work collaboratively with like-minded professionals.

Intelligent Robotics
Push the boundaries of the intelligent robotics discipline, bit by bit with this Intelligent Robotics course from University of York.

Advanced Machinery and Vehicles Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering programme at Warsaw University of Technology is intended for graduates who wish to expand their knowledge of basic engineering and develop an interdisciplinary, systemic approach to solving technical problems, the ability to use modern tools of computer-aided design, manufacturing, operation and recycling processes in the field of vehicles and construction machinery.

Engineering Control Systems and Instrumentation
The Engineering Control Systems and Instrumentation course at University of Huddersfield will equip you with the essential skills needed to excel in a modern engineering manufacturing environment, ensuring that you are ready to thrive in the world of work.

Sustainable Energy and Clean Technology
Develop engineering solutions for a zero-carbon future with this Sustainable Energy and Clean Technology course from Teesside University.

Law and Technology
Technology, such as AI and FinTech, affects our society in many ways. It can be used to regulate society, and thus requires governance and regulation itself. In this program, you investigate how technology, law and society affect and shape one another. You will become a legal expert in the regulation of technology, as well as regulation by technology. Join online or on-campus.