- Those currently working in the area of microscopy, who wish to further expand their knowledge and practical skills.
- Other professionals who would like to acquire new skills in microscopy and microanalysis. A wide range of professions can benefit from microscopy experience, for example, forensic and medical scientists, biotechnologists, geologists, archaeologists, metallurgists, materials scientists, materials engineers, mechanical and other engineering professionals.
- Students who have just completed their undergraduate degree and want additional practical skills to gain a competitive edge in the employment marketplace.
- Those wishing to obtain a professional qualification in an area related to their current employment, e.g. school teachers, research or laboratory scientists.
- Those wanting to take some postgraduate study as a stepping stone to a PhD. Microscopy and microanalysis is a fundamental aspect of research in both the biological and physical sciences.
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