Msc/pgdip Manufacturing Management in University of Strathclyde, UK

Msc/pgdip Manufacturing Management in University of Strathclyde

Study with us

• prepare for a career within the global manufacturing sector
• gain industrial experience to add to your CV through the Postgraduate Group Project
• manage a project with an industrial client to address a practical problem

Why this course?

As demand increases for faster production and turnaround times as well as transparent business models, manufacturing management graduates are sought-after to make a difference by developing and optimising companies’ processes and workflows.

Production no longer simply refers to a physical product, but instead it has just as much to do with services. Alongside the progression of worldwide online shopping and globalisation, as well as competition in price, these changes have impacted opportunities for companies to remain competitive, which means that a single product, for example a laptop or a car, consists of many individual components which have been manufactured all around the world. In turn, this has contributed to complicating companies’ production processes and supply chain.

Modern manufacturing engineers not only need to be experts in the latest classic manufacturing technologies – they need to know how to exploit the power of digital manufacturing to stay competitive in an increasingly global digital market. This course helps you to get a deeper insight into new developing business models for management, as well as the skills and understanding to meet the stringent demands of today's highly competitive industrial environment.

What you'll study

You'll develop specialist skills in topics such as:

• strategic technology management
• digital manufacturing
• management of total quality and continuous improvement
• strategic supply chain management
• engineering risk management

Careers

Manufacturing is at the top of all international agendas and experts in this field are highly sought after. According to The Manufacturer “engineering salaries are rising above the UK average thanks to digital manufacturing. New data has shown that those who can help businesses capitalise on technological advances – such as digital technologies and automation – are seeing wages rise well above the national average”.

Engineering salaries are being driven up by the increasing demand for candidates with digital skills to capitalise on emerging technologies, as well as the nationwide shortage of engineering talent more broadly. That is according to new data from the 2019 Reed Engineering Salary Guides, which analysed more than 10 million jobs posted since 2015.

Manufacturing and engineering are thriving sectors at the heart of the UK economy. They generate jobs, promote economic growth and increase global trade. Manufacturing Management is the motor that can significant boost UK business.

After graduating with an MSc in Manufacturing Management, you'll be in a strong position to seek employment with companies such as: BAE Systems, Jaguar Land Rover, Rolls-Royce, Proctor & Gamble, among other.

Graduates could have job titles such as:

• Manufacturing Engineer
• Manufacturing Manager
• Manufacturing Systems Engineer
• Production Manager
• Manufacturing Lead
• Digital Manufacturing Manager

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Post Study Work Permit in UK	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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