Engineering Management Meng (hons) in Ulster University, UK

Engineering Management Meng (hons) in Ulster University

This MEng Engineering Management course has been designed to produce professional engineers who have the engineering and business expertise to lead engineering developments through innovation, creativity and management of change. Compared with the BEng, this course deepens and broadens your studies in the subject area. It aims to develop the right blend of engineering and business skills that will enable you to effectively implement new technologies and production systems, enhance design methods and products, and lead the introduction of new engineering management methods. There are excellent job opportunities for graduates with these skills.

Th ecourse brings together the major themes of manufacturing systems and technology, product design and innovation, industrial processes and materials technology, with business and management studies.

Year 1 introduces you to the fundamental skills and knowledge that underpin the core themes of the course. Studies include manufacturing processes, design and CAD, mathematics and engineering science, materials, marketing, and the role of the global engineer, . You develop practical engineering computing skills, for example in CAD, and gain hands-on workshop and laboratory experience.

Your year 2 studies include manufacturing systems and materials, product design and CAD, quality, operations management and business financial decision making. Throughout the year there is an increased emphasis on the latest digital manufacturing and the role of information technology in manufacturing and design. Visits to local industry provide an insight into real-world manufacturing. Individual and team assignments help you develop your professional skills in areas such as team-working, project management and communications.

In third year you undertake a period of industrial placement for the Diploma in Professional Practice. You can read more about the many exciting opportunities in the Work Placement/Study Abroad section.

In addition to the continuing development of the engineering, design and management themes there are opportunities in fourth year for you to develop your interests by selecting from a range of optional modules that include environmental engineering, nanotechnology and programming. Individual and team activities with other students provide opportunities for you to work on projects that apply your knowledge. These help to develop your problem-solving skills, obtain practical experience of innovation and design, and enhance your technical and professional skills.

Final year subjects deepen and broaden your studies in manufacturing, design and innovation, and management. You also undertake a major individual dissertation that may be industry-sourced or research-linked.

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