MSc Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
The School offers five closely-related MSc courses in the field of Operations Management.- MSc in Operations Management
- MSc in Operations Management and Manufacturing Systems
- MSc in Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
- MSc in Supply Chain and Operations Management
- MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Part-time Executive MSc in Global Supply Chain Management. More details are available here.
Applications are welcome from graduates in engineering, management, and related disciplines. The courses are suitable for you if you want to pursue a career in operations management whether or not you have a first degree in a closely related area.
The full-time courses require a major individual dissertation project that is undertaken in the summer. This is intended to integrate knowledge, methodology and practical skills. When these projects are successful in advancing knowledge, we encourage our students to present their findings as conference papers or journal articles.
Career Progression
Previous graduates have entered career areas such as Continuous Improvement, IT, Operations Management, Pharmaceuticals, Supply Chain/Logistics, Project Management, Quality Assurance, Planning and Production Management. Some graduates have also gone into self employment.
Structure
Students must select 180 credits in total.
Semester 1
Core Modules
- Introduction to Managing Operations
- Quality Management and Quality Techniques
- Supply Chain Planning and Management
Semester 2
Core Modules
- Operations Strategy
- Design of Operations Facilities and Systems
- Management Science for Decision Support
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Each Student must choose at least 20 credits of modules from Groups C (Ergonomics/Human Factors) and D (Engineering and Engineering Management), plus further module(s) to make up a total of forty credits of electives from any of Groups A (Operations Management), C (Ergonomics/Human Factors) or D (Engineering and Engineering Management) across Semesters One and Two. Students may choose between fifteen and twenty five credits of electives in each of Semesters One and Two, to make up the total of forty credits of electives across the two semesters*.
Only one of Performance Measurement and Lean Techniques (N14C23) and Lean Manufacturing (MM4LMA) may be selected.
Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Research Dissertation.
* Not all optional modules will necessarily run each session.
Student Experience Video
Paul Erubami
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Paul Erubami shares his experience of studying the MSc Industrial Engineering & Operations Management.