MSc Engineering Management (online)

Programme overview

Entry requirements

• A bachelor degree with a 2:2 (hons) in engineering, physical sciences or a related engineering or technological discipline where relevant subject areas have been studied. If your degree is in a managerial or economic discipline, we’ll consider your application if you have at least 3 years of relevant work experience in an engineering environment. Exceptionally, we will also consider applications from professionally qualified and experienced candidates who don’t meet the formal
  qualifications.
• All applicants will need to have GCSE English Language at grade C or above, or an appropriate English language qualification.
• Students for whom English is not their first language must meet the University of Leeds entry criteria for English language, IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in in any component as stated in the current Taught Postgraduate Admissions Policy . Where necessary, students will be expected to improve their English further during the programme by making use of the online English tuition support
  that we provide.

Programme specification

The programme will provide a research-led student education that builds on the success of three long-standing MSc programmes in Civil Engineering (Engineering Project Management, Environmental Engineering and Project Management, International Construction Management and Engineering) as well as the programme in Electronic & Electrical Engineering on Engineering, Technology and Business Management.

Well-proven expertise from the Civil Engineering MSc provides a strong component of project management education to students, whilst the newer EEE MSc introduces elements of strategic management, enterprise and innovation, so that students will become highly effective leaders that are fully conversant with trends in technology and able to manage the impact of disruptive technologies in business. This is crucial in the modern world.

This programme, jointly delivered by five outstanding Engineering Schools, will provide a unique multi-disciplinary approach to education in Engineering Management. Through group work, students will work on a wide range of case studies, sometimes in specialised areas with peers from the same discipline, and sometimes in multi-disciplinary work with peers across the full range of disciplines. In this way, our graduates will have a rather unique understanding of contemporary management education combined with a broad view of technology developments across the full spectrum of Engineering disciplines from nanotechnology through to smart cities. In terms of delivery, the programme will offer an industry leading online learning experience, including accessible and inclusive professional quality learning resources, a wide range of interactive and collaborative learning opportunities, asynchronous and synchronous video / audio online classroom tools, group working activities, case studies, flexible learning opportunities, learning dashboards, digital feedback on assessments, access to key external learning resources and online tutor support.

In addition to the core programme offer, students will receive the following support as part of their wider student experience:
1. Dedicated online induction course designed to support international students to gain key online study skills, understand academic integrity and gain acculturation to UK Higher Education.
2. Bespoke online enrichment activities and further study resources underpinning the programme, designed to enable students to engage fully with the Leeds Curriculum core programme threads (employability, ethics & responsibility, global and cultural insight) and research-based learning, as well as with co-curricular opportunities (including alumni engagement) and Leeds University Union activities (e.g. student representation, communities).
3. Access to the University Library's extensive range of online library resources (including eJournals, eBooks and specially digitised resources), relevant to the programme of study.
4. Academic personal tutor support through the University's Leeds for Life system.
5. A tailored programme of professional development support and activity, including discipline specific access to employers, industry experts, alumni etc., careers support via the University's careers service and where appropriate the Faculty of Engineering employability staff.

Students will normally study one module at a time.

Year 1

(online)

[Learning Outcomes, Transferable (Key) Skills, Assessment]
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In your first year you will typically study three Foundation modules, shown below as Compulsory. You will typically take three out of the six Development modules, shown below as Optional.

Compulsory Modules

You will study three Foundation modules in your first year of study.

Code	Title	Credits	Semester	Pass for Progression
OENG5100M	Innovation, Design and Creative Engineering	15	1 Mar to 30 Apr, 1 Mar to 30 Apr (2mth)(adv yr), 1 Sep to 31 Oct, 1 Sep to 31 Oct (adv yr)
OENG5101M	Business Strategy for Engineers	15	1 May to 30 Jun (2mth)(adv yr), 1 May to 30 June, 1 Nov to 31 Dec, 1 Nov to 31 Dec (2mth)(adv yr)
OENG5102M	Enterprise and Business Planning	15	1 Jan to 28 Feb, 1 Jan to 28 Feb (adv year), 1 Jul to 31 Aug

Optional Modules

You will study three out of the six Development modules in your first year of study.

Code	Title	Credits	Semester	Pass for Progression
OENG5200M	Managing Major Engineering Projects	15	1 May to 30 Jun (2mth)(adv yr), 1 May to 30 June
OENG5201M	Continuous Improvement in Engineering Supply Chains	15	1 Jul to 31 Aug
OENG5202M	Decision Making for Engineering Managers	15	1 Jan to 28 Feb, 1 Jan to 28 Feb (adv year)
OENG5203M	Emerging and Disruptive Technologies	15	1 Nov to 31 Dec, 1 Nov to 31 Dec (2mth)(adv yr)
OENG5204M	People and Organisational Performance in Engineering	15	1 Sep to 31 Oct, 1 Sep to 31 Oct (adv yr)
OENG5205M	Safety and Corporate Social Responsibility	15	1 Mar to 30 Apr, 1 Mar to 30 Apr (2mth)(adv yr)

Year 2

(online)

[Learning Outcomes, Transferable (Key) Skills, Assessment]
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In your second year you will typically study three of the six Development modules and the Research project.

Compulsory Modules

You will be required to study the following compulsory module

Code	Title	Credits	Semester	Pass for Progression
OENG5300M	Engineering Management Project	45	1 Jan to 30 Jun, 1 Jan to 30 Jun (6mth)(adv yr), 1 Jul to 31 Dec, 1 Mar to 31 Aug, 1 May to 31 Oct, 1 May to 31 Oct (6mth)(adv yr), 1 Nov to 30 Apr, 1 Nov to 30 Apr (6mth)(adv yr), 1 Sep to 28 Feb, 1 Sep to 28 Feb (6mth)(adv yr)	PFP

Optional Modules

You will typically study three of the six Development modules:

Code	Title	Credits	Semester	Pass for Progression
OENG5200M	Managing Major Engineering Projects	15	1 May to 30 Jun (2mth)(adv yr), 1 May to 30 June
OENG5201M	Continuous Improvement in Engineering Supply Chains	15	1 Jul to 31 Aug
OENG5202M	Decision Making for Engineering Managers	15	1 Jan to 28 Feb, 1 Jan to 28 Feb (adv year)
OENG5203M	Emerging and Disruptive Technologies	15	1 Nov to 31 Dec, 1 Nov to 31 Dec (2mth)(adv yr)
OENG5204M	People and Organisational Performance in Engineering	15	1 Sep to 31 Oct, 1 Sep to 31 Oct (adv yr)
OENG5205M	Safety and Corporate Social Responsibility	15	1 Mar to 30 Apr, 1 Mar to 30 Apr (2mth)(adv yr)

Last updated: 29/04/2024 16:08:29

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