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Engineering Project Management (Part-time) (MSc)

Newport
3 Years Part-Time
2:2 honours degree

Are you passionate about engineering and looking to advance your skills while balancing work and study? The MSc Engineering Project Management (Part-time) course is designed for professionals who want to build their expertise in project management within the engineering sector, while maintaining their current commitments. Whether you come from mechanical engineering, design engineering, civil engineering, or manufacturing engineering, this flexible programme will help you expand your knowledge and open new doors in your career.

The course is ideal for students who have completed an undergraduate degree and wish to explore new opportunities in technical engineering. It also benefits experienced managers who want to refresh their knowledge and formalise their qualifications, helping them stay ahead in an evolving job market.

This programme focuses strongly on developing project management skills that are essential for leading engineering projects. Alongside core learning, students will refine their abilities in project leadership, quality management, and supply chain management. These are key components for success in today’s fast-paced industries. Understanding how to manage procurement is also an important part of the course, giving students insight into a critical aspect of project planning and execution.

Graduates will leave the programme equipped with a skill set that makes them attractive to employers in a range of industries. Whether you aim to become a highly skilled project manager or take on more technical leadership roles, the training provided will support your employability.

The programme is also designed to prepare students for the challenges of the modern workplace. Employers today value more than just technical knowledge; they seek professionals who can lead teams, manage complex projects, and deliver results within time and budget. This course addresses all these aspects, giving students a rounded education in leadership, management, and technical engineering.

By the end of the programme, you will have the practical skills and theoretical knowledge to confidently manage projects, ensuring you stand out as a competent and highly capable project leader in the engineering field.

Course details

Start date:
Study modes:
  • Online

  • Full-time

Language:
  • English
  • Welsh
Institution code:
T80
UCAS code:
Eng: 2X5V Cym: UCG1
Course length:
18 Months Online
1 Year Full-time

Why choose this course?

01
Programme has been developed in partnership with industry and professional bodies.
02
Study at our state-of-the-art £350m Newport Waterfront Campus.
03
The engineering department has more than 20 years of experience in delivering these courses on a full- and part-time basis.

What you will learn

Our teaching philosophy centres around providing a balance of practical skills and theoretical knowledge. We aim to equip students with a broad understanding of project management in engineering, emphasising leadership, sustainability, and innovation. Through interactive learning, industry-focused case studies, and project-based assessments, you will develop the essential skills required to succeed in today’s fast-evolving engineering sector.

Year One

In the first year, you will build a solid foundation in key areas of technical engineering and business analytics. You will explore quality management and the principles of Lean Six Sigma, learning how to improve processes and enhance efficiency. The focus will be on developing critical thinking skills and understanding the practical applications of project management in engineering contexts. You will also engage in collaborative projects that prepare you for the challenges ahead.

Year Two

In the second year, the curriculum will dive deeper into project management, procurement, and supply chain management. You will learn advanced strategies for leading projects, focusing on effective resource allocation and the complexities of managing supply chains. This year culminates in the Master’s Project, where you will apply your knowledge to a real-world engineering challenge. This capstone project will allow you to demonstrate your leadership skills and your ability to manage multifaceted engineering projects from conception to completion, ensuring you are well-prepared for a successful career in the field.

Engineering Management Leadership

(20 credits)

Lean and Agile Systems

(20 credits)

Management of Engineering Project

(20 credits)

Procurement and Supply Chain Management

(20 credits)

Quality Management in an Operational Environment

(20 credits)

Master's Project

(60 credits)

Research Methods and Professional Development

(20 credits)