Engineering Management (Extended), BEng Hons

Engineering Management Extended Degree

Combine engineering expertise with business management in Greenwich's Engineering Management Extended Degree program. This course includes a foundation year with lower entry requirements than the standard three-year degree but covers the same comprehensive modules. It blends engineering and business skills, covering areas like manufacturing systems, CAD, accounting, finance, and business planning. With strong industry ties to companies such as Ford, BAE Systems, and Southeastern Railways, this degree remains highly relevant to today's industry needs. The program is taught at the Medway Campus in Chatham Maritime, Kent.

Key Features

• Study with a pioneer in engineering management.
• Engage in project-based learning from year one.
• Benefit from connections with major industry players like Ford, BAE Systems, and various SMEs.

Modules Overview

Year 0:

• Engineering Project Design and Implementation (60 credits)
• Professional and Personal Development (30 credits)
• Introduction to Engineering Mathematics (30 credits)

Year 1:

• Project Management (15 credits)
• Fundamentals of Engineering Business Practice (15 credits)
• Design and Materials (30 credits)
• Engineering Principles (15 credits)
• Technology Mathematics (30 credits)

Year 2:

• Accounting and Finance for Engineers (15 credits)
• Technology-Supported Engineering (15 credits)
• Supply Chain for Engineers (15 credits)
• Product Design and Development (15 credits)
• Introduction to Manufacturing Systems (15 credits)

Year 3:

• Leadership (15 credits)
• Strategic Engineering Management (15 credits)
• Environmental Engineering and Sustainability (15 credits)
• Final Year Project (30 credits)
• Optional modules include Operations Management and Quality Engineering.

Placement Opportunities

Greenwich offers placements with companies such as Eon, Dyson, and GSK, as well as international options through IAESTE. Summer placements last from 6 weeks to 3 months, while sandwich placements extend between 9-12 months. Placements are often paid, and students pay a reduced fee for their placement year.

Career Prospects

Graduates frequently work in high-value manufacturing or engineering management roles, while others may start their own businesses or pursue further studies.

Support Services

Greenwich provides extensive employability and academic support, with personal tutors, writing specialists, and a Retention and Success Officer to guide students throughout their academic journey.