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MSc
in Digital Manufacturing Management (DMM)
Developing you as a future
leader in technology-led businesses or in technical consulting.
This course is suitable for graduates from IT and engineering
backgrounds and also management students with a keen interest
in technology and how this can be used effectively to promote
competitiveness. details...
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MSc
in Electronic Business Management (E2BM)
Our MSc in e-Business
Management has been designed for those who wish to operate
effectively in the e-business environment and to manage or lead
either the transformation of existing business processes or
creation of new e-business activity.
This course is suitable for graduates from a whole range of
science, engineering and business backgrounds as well as those
with a qualification in IT.
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MSc
in Engineering Business Management (EBM)
Our MSc in Engineering Business Management is
designed for those who want to become managers and leaders in
technology-based businesses. It is suitable for those with work
experience as well as those with little or no background in
business.
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MSc
in International Technology Management (INT)
Our MSc in International Technology
Management is designed for those wishing to take a leading role
in managing innovation and technological change in an
international environment. It is suitable for those from a wider
range of eductional backgrounds and work experience.
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MSc
in Management for Business Excellence
(MBE)
Management for Business Excellence is a new
and innovative MSc degree course designed for those who want to
become leaders and managers of business excellence in
technology-based organisations. It is suitable for high
achievers who want to be challenged in the way they think about
business management and problems.
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MSc in Manufacturing Systems Engineering (MSE)
The MSc in Manufacturing Systems Engineering is designed for
engineering graduates interested in manufacturing systems and
operations management.
It is suitable for engineers working in industry who want to
make the transition to engineering manager and is also suitable
for graduates with little or no work experience.
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MSc
in Process Business Management (PBM)
Suitable for those who wish to develop
management careers in process and chemical industries. This
course would most suit candidates from chemical engineering or
related disciplines, but students with other disciplines who
wish to move into this sector may also apply.
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MSc
in Programme and Project Management (PPM)
Our MSc in
Programme and Project Management is designed for those wishing
to move into project management, either in their current
technical and business field, or into a new field of expertise.
Participants on
this course can have a very wide range of academic and work
backgrounds. It is suitable for those with work experience as
well as those with little or no background in business.
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MSc in Supply Chain and Logistics Management (SCLM)
Our MSc in Supply Chain and Logistics
Management is designed for the further development of people who
want to work in logistics and supply chain engineering and
management in manufacturing and service organisations. This
course is suitable for those with work experience as well as
those with little or no background in business. Participants can
have a wide range of academic qualifications.
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Course Structure
Please refer to the
course description of each MSc course
on the list of modules to be taken.
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Duration
All Masters courses are for
12 months, full time, commencing in
late September / early
October of each year.
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Modules
The modules consist of nominally 40 hours
directed tuition. This can be in the form of lectures, seminars,
group work, presentations, case studies and e-learning.
Students must pass a minimum of nine modules
relevant to their courses to obtain the required level of academic
credit.
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Post Module
Assignments
On completion of each module, students are
expected to undertake a minimum of a further 40-60 hours work
leading to the completion of an individual assignment associated
with that module.
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Project
Concurrent with the modules,
students
will also undertake a major individual research project, which is
submitted in the form of a dissertation. The project is worth 50% of
the overall credit.
Shortly after arrival at WMG, students
will be able to access an online list of projects. Students
will need to choose a project relevant to their
degree courses
and in line with their
research interests. All projects are supervised by a WMG member of
staff or associate, and many projects relate closely to research
developments in industry.
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Award
If the required nine modules and the project
are passed, a masters degree is awarded. Lower awards are possible
if
students
do not attain the full MSc.
