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News Release from: Cranfield University
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 06 November 2003
Masters-level short courses are free to
attend
A series of masters-level short courses is available free of charge to engineers employed by companies based within the eastern region of the UK.
Cranfield University, with support from the European Social Fund (ESF), is offering a series of masters-level short courses free of charge to engineers employed by companies based within the eastern region ESF support enables each course to be offered free of tuition fees, with participating companies responsible for any additional costs incurred, such as travel expenses
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Each course applies to a wide range of process sectors including oil, gas, water, power, chemicals, minerals, food, and pharmaceuticals.
Two courses are currently available.
"Process simulation and design" on the 19th January 2004 introduces techniques and tools for the design, analysis and optimisation of process equipment and plants.
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Tuition is by experts from Cranfield University and visiting lecturers from industry.
Additional support is provided before, during and after the course via a web based learning support system - the Online Course Companion.
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