Robert Gordon University · Online study
Engineering
The MSc Engineering Programme aims to broaden and deepen your knowledge and understanding of a variety of engineering subjects, supporting career development and progression. You can choose to undertake specific modules for Continuing Professional Development…
MSc6 yearsOnline study
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School of Computing, Engineering and Technology · Engineering and technology
The MSc Engineering Programme aims to broaden and deepen your knowledge and understanding of a variety of engineering subjects, supporting career development and progression. You can choose to undertake specific modules for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) purposes, or a number of modules to build up to a Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma or Master's level award. This course is designed for engineers working in the energy industry. It is delivered online and gives you a choice to select from a portfolio of modules to create a tailored programme specific to your own role, your career ambitions or area of interest. This course is perfect for you if you are a busy engineer who wants to gain certification for your CPD efforts as you develop the knowledge and understanding to make an impact in your field. The course length varies from 15 weeks to 6 years.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants normally hold a 2:2 undergraduate honours degree or its equivalent in Engineering or a relevant discipline such as Geology, Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics. Applicants with a lower degree classification and / or relevant work experience will be considered on a case by case basis.
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