Msc/pgdip Engineering Management For Process Excellence in University of Strathclyde, UK

Msc/pgdip Engineering Management For Process Excellence in University of Strathclyde

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• combines process performance with strategic business analysis to deliver an in-depth understanding of operational issues in relation to engineering industries
• aimed at graduates wishing to broaden their expertise from a technological undergraduate degree, or who want to work within the engineering industry in a management capacity
• focus on the use and application of techniques that enable production and operational effectiveness

Why this course?

Engineering management is a specialised career that brings together the technological problem-solving ability of engineering and the administrative, organisational and planning abilities of management in order to oversee the operational performance of complex engineering driven projects, personnel and initiatives.

Engineering management is critical in the delivery of technical products and services.

This course combines process performance with strategic business analysis to deliver an in-depth understanding of operational issues in relation to engineering industries.

What you’ll study

The course focuses on the use and application of techniques that enable production and operational effectiveness, as well as addressing wider strategic and global issues.

The course structure and content are based on the operational needs of modern engineering organisations, and you will be equipped with state-of-the-art concepts, methods, techniques and tools to contribute towards the competitiveness of industrial and commercial organisations worldwide.

As well as a team industry project, the scope of the course includes: continuous process improvement; quality and lean six sigma techniques; production planning; and performance measurement content.

Facilities

You'll have access to a postgraduate student community area, including collaboration work and social areas, as well as a kitchen.

Careers

Production/Operations managers are responsible for planning, coordination and control of manufacturing processes in order to make sure goods and services are produced efficiently and that the correct amount is produced at the right cost and level of quality.

Early career managers are required to deal with various aspects of production such as materials management, inventory control, production control and purchasing management. With experience, careers can develop into overall factory management or strategic planning roles.

Using concepts and tools provided, you will develop the skills to analyse and implement solutions for organisational competitiveness.

Due to the immense range of knowledge, skills and techniques you will have amassed during this degree, you can expect to find relevant positions in a wide range of sectors including:

• Automotive
• Aerospace
• Business
• Construction
• Industrial Goods
• Manufacturing
• Oil and Gas
• And many more!

Job opportunities are strong and our alumni have worked for organisations such as:

• Rolls-Royce
• Jaguar
• Ford
• Tesla
• Dyson
• P&G
• Unilever
• British Petroleum
• Adidas
• Nike
• Highland Spring

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