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MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award)

University of Greater Manchester (formerly University of Bolton) — Bolton, United Kingdom

MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) is a postgraduate Engineering course at University of Greater Manchester (formerly University of Bolton), Bolton, United Kingdom. It takes 18 months, costs £17,500 per year and starts in September.

Postgraduate · 18 months · Full-time · Engineering · £17,500 per year

Intakes: September

The University of Bolton's MSc in Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) is an excellent opportunity to consolidate and advance your skills and knowledge in systems engineering with a mechatronics emphasis. Graduating from this double-award postgraduate course should increase your employability and enhance your suitability for further research or training options.

Careers

  • Engineer
  • Project Engineer
  • Design Engineer
  • Site Manager
  • Technical Consultant
  • Quality Engineer

Frequently asked questions

How long is MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) at University of Greater Manchester (formerly University of Bolton)?

MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) takes 18 months (Full-time).

How much does MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) at University of Greater Manchester (formerly University of Bolton) cost?

The listed tuition fee is £17,500 per year. Fees can change, so confirm the current amount before you apply.

When does MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) start?

Intakes: September.

What level is MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award)?

It is a postgraduate course in Engineering.

What careers can MSc Systems Engineering (Mechatronics) and Engineering Management (Double Award) lead to?

Typical roles include Engineer, Project Engineer, Design Engineer, Site Manager, Technical Consultant and Quality Engineer.