MSc Advanced Technology Management (Manufacturing)

Develop novel strategies for the management and deployment of advanced and emerging technologies, tools and techniques.
Select and apply appropriate industry standard computer aided engineering software and analysis methods to model, analyse and evaluate engineering systems and solve engineering problems.
Apply knowledge to create original concepts for products, engineering systems or processes.
Make use of high level skills and abilities to exploit generic and bespoke software tools, solve complex design, configuration or process problems and thereby develop industrially appropriate solutions for delivery to a range of audiences.
Be fully conversant with the theories underpinning the fundamental principles that govern Stress Analysis
Model and analytically analyse the behaviour of structures and engineering components under complex loading conditions especially in specific applications such as those encountered in the automotive, aeronautical, aerospace and power generation industries

The course is aimed at Science and Technology graduates who aspire to Engineering and Manufacturing management roles, in leading industrial organisations.

On completion of the programme, you can expect to develop your career leading to senior management where strategic thinking skills, project management experience and a deeper technological knowledge-base would be beneficial.

A lower second honours degree or equivalent in related subject is required for direct entry onto this Master’s programme.

A Postgraduate Certificate in a related subject or equivalent with a minimum of grade C in all modules.

Award MSc

What happens on the course?
Research Methods and Professional Skills
Project Management Tools and Techniques
Rapid Manufacturing Applications
CAD and Product Definition
Emerging Design Tools
Computer Aided and High Speed Machining Applications
Dissertation