University of Sunderland · Full-time
Advanced Engineering Design
Develop your knowledge of modern technologies in industrial engineering with our MSc Advanced Engineering Design course. This course will help you to enhance your existing skills for digital design and smart manufacturing applications. Using advanced technolog…
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Develop your knowledge of modern technologies in industrial engineering with our MSc Advanced Engineering Design course. This course will help you to enhance your existing skills for digital design and smart manufacturing applications. Using advanced technologies, you’ll look at different ways of reaching solutions before a system or product is developed. You’ll learn about a range of technical topics, applying your existing knowledge and skills to enhance the efficiency and productivity of manufacturing organisations. You’ll practice successful implementation of solutions, considering design, development, and testing phases within a project. In addition to engineering skills, you'll also develop your management and societal awareness skills, focusing on managing the development of modern solutions that address society’s needs. This course will help you develop into an independent, creative, problem-solving, engineering professional.
Getting in
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Entry requirements We usually require applicants to hold a 2:2 honours degree in an engineering discipline or an equivalent professional qualification. We will consider applicants with a wide range of relevant experience.
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