BEng/BEng (Hons) Engineering With Management (advanced entry)

Undergraduate, Full-time

Engineering With Management (advanced entry) BEng/BEng (Hons)



Gather a comprehensive knowledge of engineering topics, engineering-specific management tools and develop management and business skills

Overview

If you aspire to be the head of an engineering company then this course will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you require to succeed.

Major companies are always looking to recruit qualified engineering managers at the highest level – this course will prepare you for a career in this high-demand area.

Please note this programme is only available for advanced entry to Year 3 or Year 4, there is no first or second year entry.

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Mode of Study:

Full-time (available as part-time)

Duration:

1 or 2 years

Start date:

Sep

UCAS code:

H1N2


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Course details

You'll learn through a combination of problem solving, case studies, computer-based applications, project work and an industrial placement during year 3 of your studies.

International exchange opportunities may also be available.

The degree course has Incorporated Engineer accreditation from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and the Honours degree has partial Chartered Engineer accreditation.

  • calendar How you’ll be taught

    Problem solving, case studies, computer-based applications, project work.
  • briefcase Work placement

    You are encouraged to take an optional industrial placement in addition to taught modules. Though this is non-credited, our placements team will support you to find placement opportunities.
  • study abroad Study abroad

    International exchange opportunities may be available.

Popular modules

Year 3

  • Manufacturing systems
  • Materials and manufacture 2
  • Management for engineers 2
  • Engineering applications (mechanical)
  • Project management
  • Engineering applications – electrical and electronic (Honours)
  • Individual project (Degree)

Year 4

  • Mechanics
  • Manufacturing systems engineering
  • Future technology and design
  • Engineering facilities management
  • Honours project

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Disclaimer

Study modules mentioned above are indicative only. Some changes may occur between now and the time that you study.

Full information on this is available in our disclaimer.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

Our entry requirements indicate the minimum qualifications with which we normally accept students. Competition for places varies from year to year and you aren't guaranteed a place if you meet the minimum qualifications.

Please note there is no year 1 or year 2 entry to this course.

Advanced entry

Advanced entry into Year 3 or Year 4 is possible for students with suitable qualifications.

Minimum Year 3

HND

Pass HND in a relevant subject with Grade B at SCQF Level 8 in all graded units.

Must include Engineering Maths 1, 2, 3 and 4, Thermofluids and Statics and Strength of Materials.

DUT

Pass DUT in a relevant subject with overall grade 12 to include English at 11 in final year of studies.

Minimum Year 4

Irish Ordinary Degree

Pass in a relevant subject with 50% overall, with minimum 50% at first sitting in all final year subjects.

Technical subjects accepted

*Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Engineering, Mathematics, Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Technological Studies/Engineering Science, Design & Manufacture, Chemistry.

Technical subjects accepted

*Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Engineering, Mathematics, Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Technological Studies/Engineering Science, Design & Manufacture, Chemistry.

English language requirements

If your first language isn't English, you'll normally need to undertake an approved English language test and our minimum English language requirements will apply.

This may not apply if you have completed all your school qualifications in English. Check our country pages to find out if this applies to you.

International students

We welcome applications from students studying a wide range of international qualifications.
Entry requirements by country

Please note that non-EU international students are unable to enrol onto the following courses:
  • BN Nursing/MN Nursing (Adult, Child, Mental Health or Learning Disability)
  • BM Midwifery/MM Midwifery

Admissions policies

We’re committed to admitting students who have the potential to succeed and benefit from our programmes of study. 

Our admissions policies will help you understand our admissions procedures, and how we use the information you provide us in your application to inform the decisions we make.

Undergraduate admissions policies
Postgraduate admissions policies

Fees & funding

The course fees you'll pay and the funding available to you will depend on a number of factors including your nationality, location, personal circumstances and the course you are studying. We also have a number of bursaries and scholarships available to our students.

Tuition fees
Students from 2019/20 2020/21
Scotland/EU £1,820 tba
England Wales and Northern Ireland (RUK) £9,250 tba
Overseas £14,925 tba
RUK Students starting in 2018/19 will be invoiced the 2018/19 fee for 3 years of their 4 years of study. Students starting in 2019/20 will be invoiced the 2019/20 fee for 3 years of their 4 years of study.


Frequently Asked Questions about Fees
Information of Bursaries and Scholarships

Careers

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Career opportunities include:

  • Engineering Manager
  • Project Manager
  • Production Manager
  • Manufacturing Systems Engineer
  • Industrial Engineer

You may also have the opportunity to continue on to further study at Masters and PhD level.

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