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in the production of ceramic materials ranging from traditional products such as bricks, tiles, plates, pottery, glass, refractories, and cement, through to new generation high-tech ceramics such as solid-state electronics, piezoelectrics, magnetic materials, aerospace materials, electromagnetic devices
, engine parts, energy generation and storage devices, wear parts and abrasives, cutting tools and superconductors. ceramic engineering is concerned with the entire lifecycle of ceramic products from raw materials to the finished product. graduates are employed in a diverse range of areas including production...
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