Regional Admissions Office (Asia Pacific) -- The University of Warwick

Postgraduate Programme

Courses Offered
Applying
Entry Qualifications
Tuition Fee
General Expenses

Courses Offered within the School of Engineering

Taught postgraduate courses offered by Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG)

MSc in Digital Manufacturing Management (DMM)
MSc in Electronic Business Management (E2BM)
MSc in Engineering Business Management (EBM)
MSc in International Technology Management (INT)
MSc in Management for Business Excellence (MBE)
MSc in Manufacturing Systems Engineering (MSE)
MSc in Process Business Management (PBM)
MSc in Programme and Project Management (PPM)
MSc in Supply Chain and Logistics Management (SCLM)

Taught postgraduate courses offered by Division of Civil & Mechanical Engineering and Division of

Electrical & Electronic Engineering

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Applying

All applications for WMG MSc / Diploma courses should be submitted to the Regional Office or the University of Warwick. Application forms may be downloaded here. Application procedure may be found here. Application for the other MSc courses, please submit to the University of Warwick directly.

For questions regarding postgraduate courses, please contact:wmg-china-office@warwick.ac.uk

Course Focus for WMG Programmes

MSc Programme Emphasizing:

Management

Engineering

Management &

Engineering

Management &

Information Technology

SCLM

PPM

E2BM
DMM

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Entry Qualifications

While we evaluate each student's eligibility on an individual basis, the general profile of students we accept should have:

a degree from, or currently pursuing a degree from, a highly ranked university within the country.
high academic results (most students we accept have a GPA of at least 80% and/or a high relative position within their class).
strong references from professors and/or professional colleagues who can delineate the candidate vividly.
met the English Language Requirement.
taken and scored 90-percentile or higher on the Analytical and Quantitative sections of the GRE / GMAT (not compulsory, but will be helpful).
relevant work experience (not compulsory, but will be helpful).

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Tuition Fee

The fees for the academic year 2008/2009 are £13,350 (international student). The fees for 2009/2010 has not yet been finalized. The University reserves the right to revise fees, which are payable in advance, at any time without notice. Registration is dependent upon payment of fees.

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General Expenses

All students should be aware of the full costs of studying in the United Kingdom and must ensure that they have sufficient funds for the full duration of their course. It is the responsibility of each student to make all necessary financial arrangements before they commence their course. In addition to the academic fees, students will require finance to cover the following estimated expenditure for each 12 month period. The following figures are estimated for the academic year 2008/2009:

Accommodation	£	4,400
Books and materials	£	360
General expenses, telephone, postage	£	3,570
Clothing, entertainment	£	1,760
Extra warm clothing	£	480
Total (estimated for 12 months)	£	10,570

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