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ECON6077 2025-26
Microeconomics
To provide graduate students in economics with an introduction to the basic frameworks of graduate-level microeconomic theory: general equilibrium theory and game theory. Special emphasis will be given to the design, construction and the solution of economic models, ensuring that students become familiar with basic equilibrium techniques. -
ECON2047 2028-29
Microeconomics of Public Policy
This module will familiarise students with the central concepts of microeconomics, building on the foundations laid in the first-year Microeconomics module. Students will gain a clear understanding of the role of the price mechanism in organising economic activity and of choice in strategic situations. The module offers a rigorous treatment of supply and demand in markets, individual choice and strategic behaviour, concepts of market equilibrium, and sources of market failure. Students will evaluate economic outcomes in terms of social desirability (efficiency, equity and other concepts) and will learn to assess the potential benefits and limitations of policy interventions. Throughout the module will focus on examples and real-world applications of the theory such as the free rider problem. -
ECON2047 2027-28
Microeconomics of Public Policy
This module will familiarise students with the central concepts of microeconomics, building on the foundations laid in the first-year Microeconomics module. Students will gain a clear understanding of the role of the price mechanism in organising economic activity and of choice in strategic situations. The module offers a rigorous treatment of supply and demand in markets, individual choice and strategic behaviour, concepts of market equilibrium, and sources of market failure. Students will evaluate economic outcomes in terms of social desirability (efficiency, equity and other concepts) and will learn to assess the potential benefits and limitations of policy interventions. Throughout the module will focus on examples and real-world applications of the theory such as the free rider problem. -
ELEC6201 2028-29
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6201 2029-30
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6201 2025-26
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6201 2027-28
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6201 2030-31
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6201 2026-27
Microfabrication
This module provides an overview of modern microfabrication technologies for the making of micro structures applicable to device engineering.
The various fabrication techniques that are relevant for microdevices in the field of electronics, optoelectronics and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) will be addressed in the lectures, with an emphasis on their physical, mechanical and chemical principles. The integration of these techniques will be explained with examples of complete process flow for the fabrication of different microdevices. Element of design method to produce microdevices will be introduced. -
ELEC6204 2027-28
Microfluidics and Lab-on-a-Chip
This module teaches the basics of the behaviour of fluids in microsystems, specifically focussing on the interaction of fundamental physical mechanisms and the design of microfluidic devices. It also reviews and analyses the state of the art in applied microfluidics such as Laboratory-on-a-Chip technology.
The module uses COMSOL Multiphysics, a specialist finite element analysis tool, to model a fluidic sensor.