The Manufacturing Engineering and Management major allows students to upgrade skills and knowledge gained from an undergraduate mechanical/manufacturing engineering degree to advanced areas of mechanical engineering as well as manufacturing engineering and management.

Students can choose from a diverse range of subjects covering a number of different aspects, including:

• operation of factories including material handling, air-conditioning, project management, air and noise pollution
• advanced design and analysis of manufacturing processes including CAD/CAM, optimal design and decision making, flow modelling, vibration analysis, internal combustion engines, turbine machines, and
• quality and operations management systems, IT and innovation management in manufacturing.

This major is widely recognised and aims to educate technical specialists and managers of tomorrow in manufacturing technologies and management, and prepare them for the challenging demands of leadership roles in manufacturing and management in a global economy.

Note: the listing of this major on your academic transcript requires completion of three engineering management subjects in addition to the technical subjects.

Completion requirements

CBK90331 Group A subjects choice		18cp
CBK90230 Elective		6cp
Select 24 credit points from the following options:		24cp
49002 Managing Projects	6cp
49307 Internal Combustion Engines	6cp
49312 Advanced Flow Modelling	6cp
49316 Materials Handling	6cp
49321 Energy Conversion	6cp
49322 Airconditioning	6cp
49323 Vibration Analysis	6cp
49325 Computer-aided Mechanical Design	6cp
49328 Turbomachines	6cp
49049 Air and Noise Pollution	6cp
49928 Optimisation Methods and Applications in Engineering	6cp
Total		48cp