University of Exeter: MSc Engineering and Management
Monday, March 23, 2009
MSc Engineering and Management
School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics
Specialist pathways available:• MSc Engineering and Management (Civil and Environment)
• MSc Engineering and Management (Electronic Systems)
• MSc Engineering and Management (Materials and Advanced Manufacturing)
• MSc Engineering and Management (Supply Chain and Logistics)
The Engineering and Management programmes at Exeter maintain a firm focus on practical skills development and are accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Industry collaboration is central to the programmes' delivery, with guest lectures from experienced senior managers and industrially-focused dissertations providing an invaluable insight into this area of employment.
The programmes enable you to develop analytical skills using multi-discipline tools and techniques from engineering, mathematics, computing and software engineering and systems modelling. This ensures you have the management knowledge and confidence to take an integrated approach to engineering design and organisational problems.
The programmes enable you to develop analytical skills using multi-discipline tools and techniques from engineering, mathematics, computing and software engineering and systems modelling. This ensures you have the management knowledge and confidence to take an integrated approach to engineering design and organisational problems.
You will learn to effectively apply computing tools in engineering systems analysis and develop an understanding of the theoretical and practical application of industry-standard concepts and tools.
The management element provides excellent foundations for accelerated career development. The programmes open up a wide range of employment opportunities and will act as a foundation for further research in all areas of engineering.
The University plans to invest £80 million in science by 2012, which includes £30 million of University funds and an anticipated £50 million external funding. This investment will support interdisciplinary research within five theme areas; the School plays a central role in four of these.
The management element provides excellent foundations for accelerated career development. The programmes open up a wide range of employment opportunities and will act as a foundation for further research in all areas of engineering.
The University plans to invest £80 million in science by 2012, which includes £30 million of University funds and an anticipated £50 million external funding. This investment will support interdisciplinary research within five theme areas; the School plays a central role in four of these.
Core modules
• Engineering Management Science
• Engineering Systems Analysis
• Management and Professional Skills
• Research Project
Option modules
• Advanced Structural Engineering
• Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
• Agile, Lean and Competitive Enterprise
• Computer Aided Engineering Design
• Data Storage and Memory Technologies
• Manufacturing Supply Chain Management
• Mechanics of Materials
• New Developments in Materials Engineering
• Signal Analysis and Image Processing
• Water and Environmental Systems
Entry requirements
All applications are considered individually on merit. Normally a Second Class Honours degree or above (or equivalent) in an engineering or science subject is required. Industrial experience is very valuable. All international students whose first language is not English will need to satisfy our English Language requirements; for further information see the Postgraduate Prospectus at
www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate
Funding opportunities
Generous international scholarships are available from the School; visit www.exeter.ac.uk/secam/scholarships for full details. There are also University Scholarships including Full Fee Masters Scholarships, British Council Fellowships and Awards and Foreign and Commonwealth Scholarships. Visit www.exeter.ac.uk/scholarships for further information.
All applications are considered individually on merit. Normally a Second Class Honours degree or above (or equivalent) in an engineering or science subject is required. Industrial experience is very valuable. All international students whose first language is not English will need to satisfy our English Language requirements; for further information see the Postgraduate Prospectus at
www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate
Funding opportunities
Generous international scholarships are available from the School; visit www.exeter.ac.uk/secam/scholarships for full details. There are also University Scholarships including Full Fee Masters Scholarships, British Council Fellowships and Awards and Foreign and Commonwealth Scholarships. Visit www.exeter.ac.uk/scholarships for further information.
Contact
Tammy Albutt
Telephone: +44(0)1392 263624
Email: T.Albutt@exeter.ac.uk
Web: www.exeter.ac.uk/secam
Duration : 12 months full-time
Date of expiry: Thursday, 18th June 2009
