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Engineering Management
MSc

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MSc - Part Time, 2 Years MSc - Full Time, 18

Months

MSc - Full Time, 45

Weeks

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Sep 2022: Park, Cheltenham

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Overview Entry requirements

What is Engineering Management MSc?

This course will equip you with the necessary

knowledge and skills for engineering
management to advance your career as a
leader within a competitive international
engineering environment. You’ll develop your
understanding of key aspects of engineering
management and explore how they fit into
the context of modern industrial sectors.
We’ll also provide you with opportunities to
address the challenges, problems and
solutions involved in engineering
management.
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Entry requirements

2.2 honours degree (Engineering)

BSc or BEng (min Honours 2:2) in

general engineering, electrical,
electronics, mechanics or computing

Mature students

International students

Course modules

Here's an example of the types of modules

you'll study (the contents and structure of
the course are reviewed occasionally, but it is
unlikely that there will be significant change).

Level 7 (Postgraduate)

Fees and costs

See the further details of fees and potential

extra costs when studying a course at the
University of Gloucestershire.

Total
Start UCAS Total
Location Fee
date code (inte
(UK)

Swindon
and
Sep
Wiltshire — £9,425 £15,0
2022
Institute of
Technology

Sep Park,
— £9,425 £15,0
2022 Cheltenham

Sep Park,
— TBC TBC
2023 Cheltenham

Swindon
and
Sep
Wiltshire — TBC TBC
2023
Institute of
Technology

Possible careers

Graduates from this course can go on to

work as:

Industrial Engineer
Industrial Manager
Academic Research Professional or
Doctoral Student.

Teaching Staff

Academic Course Leader for Engineering Management

Rihab Al Seyab
I am a senior lecturer in electrical and
electronics engineering, driven to inspire
students to pursue academic and personal
excellence in the world of engineering and
technology.

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Industry links

The course has been designed with strong

focus on industrial applications based on an
extensive survey of various industrial
companies. You’ll have the opportunity to
practice your skills and knowledge with local
employers including ABB, MOOG, SC Group,
Spirax Sarco, Dowty Propeller, Kohler Mira
and Total Metal Products Ltd.

Master a broad skillset

Study in an academic school that combines
engineering, computing, business and
management – and gain the creative and
technical knowledge and skills needed to
work within the varied spectrum of modern
industries.

Student with engineering equipment

School of Computing &

Engineering
Develop and design innovative projects using
state-of-the-art equipment in our purpose-
built Computing and Technology suite.

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"I spent 23 years in research, teaching,

supervising and leading courses"

“Following my academic qualifications and

two PhD degrees in the field of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering, I spent 23 years in
research, teaching, supervising and leading
courses for undergraduate and postgraduate
students in a number of national and
international universities. I also have
significant experience on industry projects
during my work as a Process Engineer,
Leader for Engineering Group, Consultant
Engineer, and recently Senior Design
Engineer in the modelling team at the Center
of Integrated Photonics (CIP) Technologies
in Ipswich, UK. As Academic Course Leader
for our undergraduate and postgraduate
courses I manage the programme’s content
to ensure that graduates obtain the range of
competences and skills required for
successful careers in industrial technologies
and control engineering.”

Dr. Rihab Al-Seyab

Lecturer using engineering equipment

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