Graduates and aspiring professionals seeking to combine engineering and management expertise can take the specialist routes on this course that align with individual career goals in engineering business, operations, or technology management.
The course aims to help you:
Manage engineering businesses with a focus on wealth generation and sustainability
Develop expertise in innovation, entrepreneurship and project management
Customise learning through specialist routes in engineering business management, operations management, or technology management.
Start dates:
An honours degree 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) in an engineering or management discipline.
We recognise a breadth of qualifications; speak to one of our advisers today to find out how we can help you.
Successful completion of this course could lead to the following career paths depending on the specialist route you decide to follow:
Engineering Business Management: this route provides broader exposure to management within engineering, requiring a wide range of capabilities. Career paths might typically include roles in functions such as purchasing, business planning and distribution.
Operations Management: this route focuses on the physical production of a company’s output. Career paths might typically include roles in functions such as manufacturing, facilities and maintenance.
Technology Management: this route will appeal to you if you have a keen interest in the technical elements of engineering. Career paths might typically include roles in functions such as research and development, design and technical sales.
Managing an Engineering Business - 30 credits
Project Management — 30 credits
MasterS with professional placement
Project — 60 credits
Specialist Route: Engineering Business Management
Specialist Route: Operations Management
Specialist Route: Technology Management
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