Engineering Management programs in the United Kingdom are rising in popularity as the industry familiarizes to the idea of new engineering graduates who are both business and tech-savvy. If you have analytical and technical skills and a vision of a big picture with the skill to tackle the challenge on a daily basis, then a career in Engineering Management can be your dream job.
Engineering Management is applying management practice to engineering methodology. A specialized type of management is required to lead engineering workers and ensure the effective execution of projects.
This course will prepare our students for an organization pathway in the engineering industry. The students will research the main areas of project management and operations, which will provide you with the opportunity to use statistical analysis and methods of optimization to solve a variety of problems. You will also grasp an understanding of approaches towards project planning, control, and strategy for operations. There are also opportunities to discover several optional modules that allow you the freedom to build your study path to match your interests.
The requirement of Engineering Management resources is present in many industries. Many managers in engineering work first as engineers, before moving into management roles. Many of the primary responsibilities include project management, testing, and product creation. They serve as managers who devise plans to see a good completion of the projects and handle all staff from various technical backgrounds and cross-disciplinary and regional teams. Their job role includes making sure that the finished product is properly budgeted and sponsored by upper management. Supervisory and recruiting skills are essential to every manager and should be part of a master's degree in engineering management. Also, these skills do not come easily to engineers, but they can be acquired by obtaining a MEM degree. Getting both management skills and engineering skills will significantly increase your chance for success.
Engineering managers will remain in high demand with an increase in public sector infrastructure projects and companies going global. The engineering degree establishes expertise in mathematics, technology, communications and humanities and thus prepares professionals for a range of jobs including Cost Systems Analyst, Construction Management Engineer, Senior Lead Analyst, Engineering Project Manager, Industrial Management Engineer etc.
To meet the entry requirement of this program, you should have at least 60% in your average marks and must have studied prerequisite courses in computer science, physics and mathematics.
For postgraduate students, they must have a degree of BE or BSc in engineering or another relevant subject.
International Baccalaureate requirements: Minimum 36 points
A-levels requirements: AAB including physics and mathematics
International students may require to take the accredited testing system to demonstrate English proficiency.
· For IELTS: 7.0 bands overall, with no lower than 6.5 bands in every module.
A degree of 2:2 or higher in engineering, science or technology, or similar globally recognized credential.
Applicants should also have these additional requirements:
• A comprehensive background in basic mathematics concepts, familiarity with standard calculus concepts, differential equations, linear algebra, and elementary theoretical probability.
• Computer programming competence to the level required at the end of the first year of a BSc degree in Computer Science.
We also accept and evaluate an individual with professional technical or occupational qualifications.
Based on the educational institute and course, fees vary depending on different factors. The tuition fees for a full-time international Degree range is approximately £26,550 annually.
All entry fees will be subject to be reviewed annually, and an increase in the fee is also likely to occur (fees are usually set for international students, for the period of the entry year).
International candidates will be required to pay £2,000 for the deposit on their tuition fees before a certificate of acceptance for studies is granted. This deposit will be excluded from your tuition fee. This fee will only be refunded if immigrate visa is rejected.
Typically, all students enrolling should be able to complete their program without encountering any extra study costs apart from their tuition fee. On the time of registration, any unavoidable additional mandatory costs costing more than 1% of the annual undergraduate fee, will be made clear to you.
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