Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: MSc 1 year full-time (September start), 16 months full-time (January start), 3 years part-time (September start)
Guide businesses effectively through the rapid changes in engineering technology, scientific development and management practice. On this MSc Engineering Management, you’ll strengthen your skills and expertise so you can respond effectively to innovation across the engineering sector.
You’ll study management and engineering, focusing on the ways the disciplines can relate to each other, and learn to bridge the communication gap between engineers and managers. On the managerial side, you’ll look at themes like supply chains and strategic management, and combine this with engineering topics including renewable energy use and system ability.
By combining both aspects, you’ll make yourself appealing to a broader range of senior roles in engineering and beyond. You’ll work alongside expert lecturers and a truly international group of fellow students as you learn, drawing on live engineering sector issues from case studies and collaborating organisations, and can further specialise through a final project exploring an engineering challenge that matters to you. You’ll graduate with the demonstrable ability to take your next step in a career in design, product systems or other engineering roles.
Qualifications or experience
English language requirements
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If you meet our criteria, you could get a £3000 tuition fees discount – visit website for details
You’ll finish this course with an accredited degree, and complementary skills in engineering and management that show you’re ready to respond to change in the rapidly-developing engineering sector. This means you’ll be equipped for roles in engineering – or beyond – involving project management, quality assurance or production.
You’ll have a network of professionals drawn from your fellow students, lecturers, and their industrial contacts. You’ll also have explored a professional aspect of engineering management in your project; previous examples of project topics include cost projections of going independent of the national grid with renewable power, and a cost/benefit analysis of setting up solar farms in Nigeria.
On this course, you’ll choose between a Master’s project and a dissertation as your final piece of work. All other modules are core.
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