Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise UCL

Overview

Taught with a hands-on focus, this Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc from University College London (UCL)  will give you access to state-of-the-art facilities and industry-connected projects to further advance your career or business venture.

The degree also encompasses training in entrepreneurship and financing to give you the relevant background information to think entrepreneurially and manage the development of new products. Project modules equip you to design innovative solutions for complex problems with a consideration of diversity and inclusion as well as cultural, societal and environmental impact. Optional modules give you the ability to further specialise in manufacturing, business or sustainability.

The Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc includes modules taught at the brand new purpose-designed UCL East campus on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This programme brings you a modern learning environment, specialised labs for project work that embraces an ethos of community and innovation. With manufacturing and entrepreneurship designed into the UCL East campus and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park more broadly, you will have direct access to one-of-a-kind learning opportunities in this leading-edge location.

Employability

• Graduates will be well placed to understand new technologies, develop and use their creativity to identify needs and opportunities and generate innovative solutions. 
• This prepares them for successful careers in today's competitive, technology and knowledge-based economy.

Networking

All postgraduate students have access to rich ecosystem of opportunities to enrich their study and future career prospects by networking. 

These include a range of networking events, talks and training facilitated by UCL Careers, UCL Engineering Careers, the Office of Vice Provost Advancement (OVPA) and UCL Innovation and Enterprise, with tailored events at department level, including a Mechanical Engineering Careers Fair. 

These are complemented by student-led events with guests from industry, often featuring UCL alumni, industry visits and a range of events from dedicated UCL student societies, focussed on specific industrial sectors, as well as entrepreneurship.