Engineering and Management (Learning at Work)

Program Overview

Engineering and Management (Learning at Work) MSc

Overview

This MSc Engineering and Management (Learning at Work) course is designed for working professionals who want to enhance their key engineering and management competencies, and gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to solve complex engineering issues in the workplace.

Key Information

• Study mode and duration: Flexible, with a duration of 1-3 years
• Start date: September 2025 or January 2026
• Tuition fees: Vary depending on the number of credits studied, with a range of £4,200 to £12,600

Entry Requirements

• Qualifications or experience: A degree or equivalent, with several years of relevant post-qualification experience in responsible posts
• English language requirements: IELTS band 6.0 with no component score below 5.5

Course Information

• Learning Contract: A programme of study that reflects the student's existing experience, personal and professional goals, and current employment situation
• Work-based learning projects: A sequence of projects that develop the student's ability to analyse a problem and deliver a professional solution
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): Up to 120 credits can be brought from existing learning, such as a PgCert in a relevant subject, on-the-job training, or relevant experience in the career

Support while you study

• Skills support: Faculty Academic Skills Tutors (AST) are available for bookable 1-to-1 sessions, small group sessions, and online sessions
• Additional support: The Additional Support and Disability Centre (ASDAC) provides help, support, and advice for students with disabilities or extra support needs
• Workplace Mentor: A mentor chosen by the student, who can offer advice, guidance, and moral support
• Academic Tutor: A tutor specialising in the student's area of study
• Learning Manager: A manager who oversees the student's programme

Apply

• Application process: Contact the Learning at Work team to discuss the content of the programme of study
• Admissions terms and conditions: The University's Student Contract, which includes relevant policies, rules, and regulations

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