Teaching and assessment for Industrial Engineering and Sustainability (part-time) MSc

You will explore systems used in project management to ensure success, potential risks, and how to monitor the costs of a project.

The module also covers the types of systems used in different projects and how they work.

Case studies will be discussed to learn from their successes and failures.

You will learn the principles of sustainability and sustainable development. You will also explore the link between theory, policy and practice.

You will examine how more sustainable futures can be achieved in practice.

The module is designed to enable you to develop an advanced understanding of global and regional climate change and to provide an objective and balanced understanding of the key terms and concepts associated with the development of the climate change debate as it has evolved over the last half-century.

This module explores the world of intelligent machines. There will be a focus on cutting-edge advancements in robotics.

Learn about the latest advancements in robotics and how they impact our world and future.

This module introduces topics related to advanced robotics like:

• Industry 4.0
• smart manufacturing
• sensor fusion
• autonomous robotics

Learn about state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies.

This will range from additive manufacturing and alloy casting to laser technology.

The module explains the basics of a variety of manufacturing techniques.

Gain practical project experience through a 10-week group project, developing a business idea.

You will also take part in a 12-week individual project in an industrial setting. This will allow you to gain valuable work experience.

We provide training and support for securing placements.