About Msc Systems Engineering (mechatronic) in University of Bolton
Our MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronic) and Engineering Management (Degree Apprenticeship Route) is designed to support the development of professionals that will perfectly match the current and future needs of your organisation. You can offer structured on-the-job training and an internationally recognised qualification in systems engineering and engineering management, helping you to attract the best new talent and retain valued staff through career progression. Studying flexibly alongside work will allow your apprentices to put their new skills and understanding into practice immediately, benefitting your organisation without delay.
A systems engineer is the all-important link between complex programming and technology, and its users, customers and stakeholders. This postgraduate course will support your apprentices to develop a firm knowledge and understanding of both sides, and the ability to take a joined-up approach to ensuring systems meet a wide range of needs reliably, efficiently, and in a user-friendly fashion. Our expert staff will guide them as they learn how to collect and organise information in order to understand the whole problem, explore it from all angles, and then find the most appropriate solution. Your apprentices will spend 80% of their time at work and 20% at the University, usually on a day-release basis.
Our dedicated team will cover advanced control engineering concepts and design methodologies for mechatronics, digital signal processing for control applications, artificial intelligent technology and total quality management. Your apprentices will also explore the commercial aspects of project management and develop essential skills such as communication and time management. By underpinning our content and assignments with a strong industrial focus, we foster a unique blend of practical engineering and management-oriented skills and knowledge focused on solving complex mechatronic engineering challenges. Throughout the course, we’ll guide them as they build a portfolio of evidence representing the projects and tasks they have completed while working as part of your team.
The course is designed to meet professional institution standards in the UK and internationally.
If you’re looking for postgraduate-level training in this subject area but don’t work for an employer who is offering apprenticeships, please see our related courses section for details of study opportunities that don’t require current employment.
Normally, applicants are expected to have successfully completed an Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject, and have appropriate work experience.
Applicants should also have Level 2 qualifications in English and Mathematics; for instance, GCSE grade C or above or grade 4 to 9 (or equivalent).
Applicants will also be considered if they have alternative equivalent qualifications with extensive relevant work experience.
University of Bolton Highlights
| Location |
Bolton, England |
| Established |
2004 |
| Total Students |
6420 |
| Percent International Students |
6.2% |
| Famous For |
Engineering, Architecture, Nursing |
| International Fees |
£11,250 |
University of Bolton Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses
| Avg.Tution Fees |
£13950
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Estimated living costs 2020/21
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46 weeks
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Accommodation Orlando Village (46 week contract)
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£4,554.00
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Food (based on average weekly spend of £30)
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£1,140.00
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Transport (including home visits)
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£500.00
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Course related costs
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£300.00
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Clothing and footwear
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£400.00
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Mobile phone (based on £30 per month for 10 months)
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£300.00
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General living expenses including sport/leisure/socialising
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£1,000.00
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TV licence (actually £154.50)
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£154.50
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Total annual expenditure (predicted)
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£8,348.50
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