Applied Measurement Science
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Applied Measurement Science (AMS) is a 120 ECTS international Master’s program at University of Tartu. The degree is issued as follows: Master of Science in Engineering. The program provides thorough knowledge and skills in the areas of laboratory and technological measurements, testing and chemical analysis methods, quality systems, metrology and related economic and legal aspects. Perhaps the best idea of what the programme is about and what problems measurement science addresses can be obtained from our Blog.A good overview, why measurement science is important (on the example of chemical measurements) can be obtained from this recent presentation.The program consists of obligatory courses (45 ECTS credits), practical placement (internship) (9 ECTS), master’s thesis (30 ECTS), elective courses (30 credit points), and optional courses (6 ECTS). It is also possible to take only part of the curriculum whereby granting the degree will be decided on case-by-case basis (taking into account previous studies, work experience, etc)Measurements must be considered in the broadest sense and have many applications:toxic metals in drinking water;cholesterol level in blood;strength of construction materials;protein content in wheat;octane number of gasolineand many more …Importance of measurements is enormous for economy, society, medical sciences and much more:40% of the EU directives involve measurementsCritical economical, social, medical decisions are based on results of measurementsEstimated direct annual spending on measurements alone is 80 billion EUR or 1% of the GDP in EuropeWrong measurements can have major consequences: direct (loss of profit, death of patient, failure of equipment, etc.) and indirect (incorrect environment protection measures, inefficient business plans, etc).
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Applicants must have a bachelor's degree with a major in physics, chemistry, pharmacy, materials science, natural sciences, engineering, technology, or medicine. The application deadline is March 15th.
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Tartu
Estonia
50412
Estonia
- 2 years
- Full Time
- On Campus Learning
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