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Intro

Our Engineering Management MSc degree has been developed to meet the demand for professionals who combine technical and engineering skills with business and management knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurial leadership.

This postgraduate degree is designed specifically to extend and deepen your knowledge of engineering principles and their application to business practice, to help you progress your career in your chosen field.

You will study advanced modules covering engineering management and supply chain management, including the opportunity to study alongside students from our School of Business and Law. The course also offers option modules which will allow you to focus on renewable technologies or environmental impact assessment, with the potential to combine with data management. Alternatively you can develop an engineering-related competence of your choice.

The group project enables you to work in a team, in a consultancy role, on a real-world problem set by industry. Option modules give you the opportunity to focus on your preferred specialism, and include areas such as renewable energy, environmental impact assessment, and data analysis.

You will learn alongside academics who are experts in their field and have established connections and experience in industry and in research including our Centres of Research Excellence and the

Preparing for your career

In your career you need a combination of knowledge, skills, personal qualities and relevant experiences – and you’ll get all of this from your degree.

• Develop your technical engineering knowledge and skills combined with business and resource management to manage technically complex projects and processes.
• Choose to focus on areas such as renewable energy, environmental impact assessment or data analysis.
• Participate in group activities to develop teamwork, leadership skills, and integration of subject specialisms.
• Build your advanced research, analytical and communication skills through working on your dissertation, based on project scopes set by industry.