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Advanced Engineering Management (with Specialist Pathways)

Become a leader in engineering with our Advanced Engineering Management (AEM) course. Our programme will boost your career potential opening up a world of possibilities in senior and specialist roles. Deepen your engineering knowledge and learn key management…

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Department of Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering · Business and management

Become a leader in engineering with our Advanced Engineering Management (AEM) course. Our programme will boost your career potential opening up a world of possibilities in senior and specialist roles. Deepen your engineering knowledge and learn key management skills. You'll broaden your career potential and be able to specialise in areas that most interest you. Build on essential business management concepts then you can tailor your study. Explore organisational and operational management, strategic innovation and marketing. You can specialise in topics such as sustainable construction or risk management. You’ll be taught by experts from both the School of Engineering and the internationally renowned — Business School. Benefit from our established links with industry and build your networks. Flexibility to choose a specialist area of interest Experience our School of Engineering facility, with a large Design Centre and flexible study spaces Prestigious 'Triple Crown' accreditation (AMBA, EQUIS, and AACSB) — Business School

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A 2:1 Honours degree in Engineering, Physical Sciences, Maths or Technology based subjects from a recognised institution. Applicants with a 2:2 Honours degree in the above disciplines alongside relevant work experience will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Business School English language requirements apply (IELTS 6.5 with no less than 6.0 in any band).

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