Engineering Management University of Gloucestershire

Overview

Throughout this Engineering Management course from University of Gloucestershire you’ll develop your understanding of key aspects of engineering management and explore how they fit into the context of modern industrial sectors. We’ll also provide you with opportunities to address the challenges, problems and solutions involved in engineering management.

This course has been designed for students interested in developing their careers in both theoretical and practical areas of engineering management. It can also prepare you to continue your studies to doctorial level research.

You’ll become an effective multi-disciplinary engineer with the creative, technical, management and research skills you need to work in the broad spectrum of modern industry. Students successfully completing this course will be able to make an immediate contribution to a company’s performance and operations within the broad spectrum of modern industry.

Modules will be delivered through a series of lectures covering core concepts and material, and will be developed further during workshop/laboratory sessions where students will complete a number of associated and linked practical tasks. The assessment is 100% coursework and report based.

You’ll have the chance to work both as an individual and as part of a team on an industrial engineering management project. You’ll also complete an advanced research project.

Career opportunities:

The MSc Engineering Management course has been designed with a strong emphasis on real-world applications, informed by an extensive survey of leading industrial companies.

During the course, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with local employers such as ABB, MOOG, Spirax Sarco, and Dowty Propeller, enhancing your practical skills and industry knowledge.

The industry-focused approach ensures that you’ll graduate ready to meet the demands of today’s engineering management landscape. As well as progressing your career in engineering leadership roles such as industrial engineer or manager, graduates may also go on to undertake a doctorate or pursue a career as an academic research professional.