Description

Dive into the world of corrosion measurements with our course, "Measurements in Corrosion using Pourbaix Diagrams." Gain insights into corrosion mechanisms and the use of Pourbaix diagrams to predict corrosion behavior. Learn practical techniques for measuring corrosion rates and identifying corrosion-resistant materials. Ideal for engineers, scientists, and researchers in the fields of materials science, metallurgy, and corrosion engineering. Join us to gain valuable skills in corrosion measurement and mitigation, advancing your career in the field of corrosion science and engineering.

Why Online ?

• Cost effective - Typically UK diploma starts from GBP £3000 per annum, but with online study, you can enjoy saving more than 60% on your educational investment.
• Practical Content - The coursework is immediately applicable to the careers, and you can earn long-term gains including increase in salary and promotions
• Study anytime, anywhere - You don't have to attend a College campus, so you can study from anywhere in the world. The online delivery enables you to download the lecture notes, submit assignments wherever you are.
• Assessments - Assessment is via assignment submission

Who is this course for?

Career path

1. Corrosion Engineer: Specialize in designing corrosion-resistant materials and developing mitigation strategies for various industries.
2. Materials Scientist: Conduct research on corrosion mechanisms, materials behavior, and corrosion-resistant coatings.
3. Metallurgical Engineer: Analyze metal properties and corrosion behavior to optimize material selection and performance.
4. Chemical Engineer: Apply knowledge of corrosion science to design and optimize chemical processes and equipment.
5. Quality Control Specialist: Ensure product integrity and durability by implementing corrosion testing and quality control measures.
6. Research Scientist: Investigate corrosion phenomena, develop new measurement techniques, and contribute to advancements in corrosion science.
7. Technical Consultant: Provide expert advice on corrosion-related issues to industries such as oil and gas, aerospace, and marine engineering.
8. Environmental Engineer: Assess and mitigate the environmental impact of corrosion, especially in infrastructure and industrial settings.
9. Failure Analyst: Investigate failures due to corrosion, assess root causes, and recommend preventive measures for future incidents.
10. Corrosion Technician: Perform corrosion measurements, conduct tests, and assist engineers in corrosion-related projects.