MSc in Engineering Management

Consolidate your engineering experience and gain the commercial awareness and management tools to take your career to the next level.

via University of Hull

Program Fee: £8,250 (instalments and funding options available)

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MSc in Engineering Management

Course Overview

Today’s consumer-led market is entirely dependent on the ability to manufacture interchangeable components at high volumes. As a result, the engineering sector requires leaders and strategic thinkers with an advanced understanding of management principles and the ability to oversee and analyse management processes and enterprise systems as a whole.

develop the ability to strategically identify and implement management principles and best practices to the operation of a forward-thinking engineering organisation
apply techniques such as Lean to improve efficiencies, eliminate waste and improve your organisation’s competitiveness and business efficiency as a result
understand how measures, philosophies, and cultures impact company performance and develop quality improvements from a technical and financial perspective
build awareness of relationships and logistical challenges within the supply chain and deal with the implications of pricing and purchasing policies
learn proven project management techniques and strategies such as Agile, Prince2, and ITIL to develop new production processes
gain the skills and knowledge you need to be a successful Engineering Manager.

Course details

Mode:	100% online (with optional events)
Length:	two years (part-time)
Fees:	£8,250 (instalments and funding options available)
Start dates:	January, May and September
Next welcome week:	20 May 2024
Next start date:	27 May 2024
Application deadline:	May 2024 (date TBC).

How you're assessed

All assessments for the course are based on coursework and submitted online. Your performance on the course will be assessed through a range of methods including

ongoing tutor and peer feedback
challenge activities and group discussion forums
written work, including case studies, reports and essays

What are the entry requirements?

A minimum 2:2 BEng degree in an engineering discipline or related subject (for example Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines, Manufacturing etc.) or international equivalent. Applicants who do not meet this requirement may still be considered but will need to present:

Evidence of highest qualification achieved
Evidence of any relevant professional qualifications or memberships
Your current CV, highlighting relevant experience in detail (including managerial responsibilities within the context of an engineering organisation)

You may also be required to complete an admissions test and online interview.

An IELTS 6.0 score (with minimum 5.5 in each skill) if your first language isn’t English (or other English language proficiency qualifications accepted by the University of Hull)
One professional or academic reference
A personal statement of around 300-500 words

Course modules

Engineering for Quality and Business Improvement (30 credits)

Principles such as Lean or agile thinking have their origins in the manufacturing world and have proven invaluable in reversing the fortunes of countless businesses. In this module, you will gain an understanding of the fundamental principles which underpin the need for benchmarking along with the tools, techniques, and strategies to ensure successful implementation. This module connects engineering and management and is critical to the success of all businesses.

Project and Financial Management (30 credits)

Learn how to apply financial theories and frameworks with an international perspective. Discover how to measure business performance using financial statements and develop an understanding of corresponding aspects such as risk and return, asset valuation capital valuation, investment appraisal and the management of working capital.

Management of People and Organisations (30 credits)

Explore the complexities of managing people and organisations. This module covers topics such as organizational structure, analysis of the boundaries of organisation, the role of technology and what practices constitute the process of organisation. Managerial challenges such as motivation, leadership and decision-making processes are discussed. You will also learn specific techniques developed to manage change within an organisation.

Principles of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (30 credits)

Learn how to manage logistics and supply chains to ensure successful customer service levels and operating cost compressions are met. Study best and worse practices which have been employed within manufacturing and service organisations. Gain a comprehensive understanding of demand management principles, sourcing and procurement strategies, transportation, distribution, and technology solutions.

Individual Project (60 credits)

This module provides students with the experience of conducting an independent advanced research project in the field of Engineering Management. Studying a topic of strategic importance to your organisation and related to your academic background, you will have an opportunity to identify and apply learned management techniques to make significant improvements within a commercial environment.

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