Royal Military College of Science
The Defence College of Management and Technology (DCMT) is a British postgraduate school and research institution. Until 2002 it was known as Royal Military College of Science; it has roots back to 1772.
DCMT is part of the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom, and as such part of the British Armed Forces. Since 1984 Cranfield University has been the main academic provider of the College.
The College is based, like the majority of Defence Academy institutions, at MOD Shrivenham, located between the villages of Shrivenham and Watchfield in the south-west corner of Oxfordshire (Vale of White Horse). DCMT facilities at Shrivenham are run by Serco Defence and Aerospace.
Departments
DCMT consists of five academic departments:
- Engineering Systems Department (ESD)
- Applied Mathematics and Operational Research (AMOR)
- Business Development Group
- Centre for Human Systems (CHS)
- Centre for Systems Engineering (CSE)
- Engineering Dynamics Centre (EDC)
- Future Combat Systems (FCS)
- Impact & Armour Technology (IAT)
- Simulation and Synthetics Laboratory Environment (SSEL)
- Weapon Systems & Engineering Dynamics Group (WSED)
- Department of Information Systems (DoIS)
- Centre for Forensic Computing
- Department of Aerospace, Power & Sensors (DAPS)
- Aeromechanical Systems
- Communications and Wireless Networks
- Electro-Optics
- Guidance and Control
- Power and Drive Systems
- Radar Systems
- Technical Group
- The Cathodic Protection Unit
- Department of Defence Management and Security Analysis (DDMSA)
- Acquisition and Logistics Unit (ALU)
- Centre for Managing Security in Transitional Societies
- Defence Management Group (DMG)
- Disaster Management Centre (DMC)
- Marketing
- Security and Resilience Group
- Department of Materials and Applied Science (DMAS)
- Centre for Defence Chemistry
- Centre for Ordnance Science & Technology
- Centre for Materials Science and Engineering
Academic courses
DCMT provides a range of full-time and part-time master and Ph.D. programmes in the fields of engineering, management and security analysis/resilience.
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