which universities in Manchester city or nearby offer a MS course in control engineering?
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University of Manchester : http://www.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/taughtdegrees/courses/pgdiploma/course/?code=PMTF1-E50985&pg=all\n\nhttp://www.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/taughtdegrees/courses/fulltime/course/?code=PMTF1-E70942&pg=all\n\nAlso Manchester Metropolitan though it doesn't have a specific masters degree in control engineering, there are some lecturers that have control engineering as a research interest.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.belfastinstitute.ac.uk/  is the main site or for more info on this and others try   http://www.hero.ac.uk/uk/universities___colleges___fec/northern_ireland/county_antrim/belfast_institute_of_further___higher_education.cfm
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Here is my suggestion to you.  I would go to your university library and look up Management Engineering. You will find a sample thesis in your library because a masters student has his or her thesis in the library where he or she attended and submitted his or her thesis.
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Looks like Auckland University would be a good place to go based on this news article:\nhttp://www.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/about/news/articles/2005/04/0012.cfm
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Melbourne University\nBond University
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Check out the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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Every university has different procedures...do you have any idea where you'd like to go?  If you're looking for a great degree at a good price, I recommend looking into Montana State University.  Their engineering programs are top notch, and they have some really cool research going on right now.  However, wherever you decide to go, most universities have an office called "International Programs", which employs people to help folks coming from overseas apply to their university.
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MIT (as in Masachussetes Institute of Technology) started an initiative Open Course Ware some time back. They have made their course ware to be available for free over the internet. \n\nAt this site you can access lectures, course ware on a wide variety of topics from Aeronautics, Bio-engineering to Women's Studies. I think you should be able to find some topic which may be of interest to you.
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try bromley,greenwhich,lewisham  the course COMPUTER systems engineerig
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Go to http://www.google.co.uk/ and type in MCSE Courses in London. There are hundreds of pages. Below are just 3 to start.\nhttp://www.affordabletraining.co.uk/ is probably the best.
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Your best bet is to check out the various academic institutions websites. Try doing a search for the following and then go check out thier websites:\nCape Peninsula University of Technology.(CPUT)\nUniversity of Cape Town (UCT)\nUniversity of the Witwatersrand.\nUNISA (This is institution offers correspondance courses)\nIf they don't offer the course you are looking for then I'm sure they'lle be able to direct you to an institution that does.
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i live in MA, kinda near manchesterr :]]
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Somewhere in Manchester no doubt.
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Im not for sure but I would try this\n\n\nESCP-EAP European School of Management, Paris/London/Madrid/Berlin/Torino\n79 avenue de la Republique\nParis,   75543 Paris Cedex 11\nFrance\n\nhttp://www.escp-eap.net
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Your local further education college usually does these courses. Living in London you must have plenty of choice?  Good luck.
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Master in Artificial Intelligence, at the KU Leuven Belgium (one year). Nice country, beautiful city and a lot of beer.\nSucces.
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First of all you need to be familiar with the role of UCAS, which is the body that controls all admissions to Uk universities and colleges, so if its a higher level course then you will have to go through here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nYou can search on their site for courses and then visit the site of the particular institution for more details on their particular location, facilities, modules, etc etc.\n\nI am not aware of any particular place that has a fantastic reputation for photography courses but I would look at some of the more modern universities. In the late 80's/early 90's the former polytechnic colleges "rebranded" and became Universities but many of them retain their strengths in more practical subjects like the practicing arts, engineering and the like, rather than the older institutions which are reknowned for Literature, Languages etc etc.\n\nIn London the Central St Martins College of Art & Design has a fantastic reputation. My old flat mate studied there.. :-)\nhttp://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/