Graduates with an engineering management master's degree can work in a multitude of organisations and industries such as:
The module adopts a holistic approach to deliver sustainable engineering solutions, emphasising individual and team ownership, process management, and creative use of tools and data for effective engineering and project management. It also enhances interpersonal skills needed to motivate and coordinate stakeholders, ensuring successful change processes. The module emphasises data analysis across disciplines, including trends, variable correlations, quality control, and risk minimization, enabling informed decision-making for optimal engineering solutions.
The module provides insights into creating quality in products, services, and engineering solutions. It offers a holistic approach to guiding product design, manufacturing, and support as client expectations transition from a product-oriented to a service-oriented paradigm. Topics in quality management and reliability engineering are explored using real-world examples, alongside their theoretical bases, strengths, and weaknesses.
The module adopts a holistic approach to delivering sustainable engineering projects. It focuses on sustainable development and greener engineering practices, enabling exploration and development of understanding in the engineering sector, including environmental challenges and opportunities. The module covers industry output, scope, and constraints, with an emphasis on integrated processes of design, operation, and management. Additionally, it addresses health and safety management within engineering sectors, including relevant regulations and management systems.
The module assesses the engineer's role in industry and the community, exploring advancements in engineering and analysing their impact on the production process.
The module is crucial for addressing engineering challenges and devising innovative solutions. This module aims to provide students with an opportunity to explore a research topic in depth, using appropriate research methods, interpreting results within an engineering context, engaging in critical discussion, and drawing conclusions through a research dissertation. Students will undertake this in subject areas relevant to their programme.
The module also enables students to plan and execute their work effectively, manage their time, and exercise engineering judgement while applying principles of engineering practice. It encourages students to view engineering as problem-solving, emphasising the systematic processes engineers employ to define and resolve issues.
Accepted Qualifications: Bachelor's degree BEng with minimum Second Class (2:2) or BSc with minimum Upper Second Class (2:1) in Engineering.
International Qualifications: We accept a wide range of European and international qualifications in addition to A-levels, the International Baccalaureate and BTEC qualifications.
Overall IELTS 6.0 with minimum 6.0 in writing and speaking, and 5.5 in listening and reading (or recognised equivalent) or equivalent in an accepted English language test.
Accreditation of Prior Certificated and Experiential Learning:
Please note that UEL courses require applicants to meet the entry requirement. LSBF provides pre-counselling and will be able to provide further advice on entry requirements and suitability for study.
21 years old
In 2024, LSBF Singapore Campus won the SBR International Business Awards (Education)⁴
In 2023, LSBF Singapore Campus won the Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards⁴ (Gold Stevie Winner, Award for Innovation in Education or Training Websites)
*Applicable for eligible Singaporean students, Permanent Residents (PR), Employment Pass (EP), Dependent Pass (DP), S Pass (SP), and Work Permit (WP) holders. Limited eligibility. Other T&CS apply.
