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Engineering Management (Part-Time)

Middlesex University

London, Great Britain

Part-time

€81.08/Credit

239 Points

Duration

2 Years

Language

English

Program Description

The career of an engineering project manager is an exciting and challenging one - overseeing complex projects, taking charge of teams and delivering on time and on budget. Yet there's a worldwide shortage of graduates who have the elusive combination of technical knowledge and the management capability that such a demanding role needs. This Masters degree was created to meet that demand.

Course highlights:

- Our teaching staff are internationally renowned for their research expertise and include Dr Andrew Tizzard, a former design engineer with Ministry of Defence contractor Rank Pullin Controls.
- The course is supported by the National Centre for Project Management. Based at Middlesex the centre carries out research into project management and provides training for professionals, working with organisations including BT, HBOS, Morgan Stanley and Fujitsu.
- As a student of this course you'll receive a free electronic textbook for every module.

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Education

Bachelor's Degree

Degree from State Technical Insitute (TEI)

English Level

Michigan Proficiency (ECPE)

Cambridge Proficiency (CPE)

Cambridge Advanced (CAE)

International Baccalaureate

5.0

IGCSE

Pearson Test of Academic Engl.

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL (internet based)

PTE

Required Documents

Certified Copy of the Degree Certificate/Diploma

Certified Copy of the English Certification

ID Certified Copy

Passport Certified Copy

Personal Statement - Motivation Letter

Detailed Transcript

Academic Reference Letter (1st)

Student Visa

Academic Reference Letter (2nd)

Notes:

Information about qualifications:

We normally require a degree in an engineering or a numerate discipline.

Other accepted qualifications:

We also consider candidates with other relevant qualifications who can demonstrate relevant work experience in an appropriate field.
Candidates without formal qualifications need to demonstrate relevant work experience and the ability to study at postgraduate level.

Alternative English language requirements:

ESB ESOL International: Level 2‐Step 1
European Baccalaureate Language 1: Grade 7.0
European Baccalaureate Language 2: Grade 7.0
Language Cert International ESOL B2 SELT (SELT version ONLY): B2 High Pass overall and min 33/50 in each skill
Duolingo: Overall 110

More information:

If you have relevant qualifications or work experience, academic credit may be awarded towards your Middlesex University programme of study.

Curriculum

Engineering Management Group Project

This team project is a three-month endeavour for which you’ll work in groups on an engineering management project, competing to win the order for your company. The task will be drawn from real life and is set by academic staff and industry professionals, who will support you and share their expertise throughout. It will involve research, data collection and analysis, and the presentation of your findings through a written report and group presentation. Previous projects have included working with Vinci Construction to bid for a contract to build a wind farm in Norfolk, and working with B&Q to find solutions to the worldwide shortage of MDF. - (60 Credits) Compulsory

Engineering Project Management

This module aims to offer a comprehensive account of project management, programme management and project portfolios, and focus on professional practice. Students will learn to apply a range of project management methods and techniques to achieve quality engineering solutions. - (30 Credits) Compulsory

Engineering Simulation

This module will enable students to understand the scientific methods underlying the modelling of real systems. It will further expand their understanding of a range of sophisticated mathematical techniques and simulation methods using the examples facilitated by engineering systems. Case studies will be used to illustrate how models can be validated against real measurements. Assessment procedures are designed to enable students to deliver academically significant modelling performances. - (30 Credits) Compulsory

Human Resource Management in Engineering

This module enables students to apply a range of human resource management techniques in engineering management situations. - (15 credits) Compulsory

Financial Management in Engineering

This module enables students to use financial management tools to achieve engineering solutions using financial resources. - (15 credits) Compulsory

Logistics and Supply Chains

This module will look in detail at the operation and structure of supply chains, supply chain optimisation, logistics, inventory management and factory physics. You’ll learn to make decisions on the use of resources and use mathematical models to plan supply chains. - (30 Credits) Compulsory

Careers

The specialised skills you’ll develop during this course are highly sought-after worldwide, and will equip you to take on a variety of managerial roles. These could include:

engineering manager
project manager
production manager
operational manager
site manager
technical manager

and there are opportunities in almost any sector, ranging from the engineering or automotive sectors to food processing, pharmaceuticals, health, construction, IT, marketing, energy, manufacturing or the public sector. You could work either in-house with a company or for a firm of project management consultants,or for yourself as a freelance.

As well as in-depth knowledge of your subject, our course will provide you with many transferable skills. It will improve your your research, numeracy, data collection and interpretation, teamwork and presentation skills, as well as your confidence and your ability to work under your own initiative and manage your own time.