MSc Process Technology & Management

Comments about MSc Process Technology & Management - At the institution - Glasgow - Scotland

• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements Honours degree from a relevant engineering, technology or science discipline. Entry may be possible with other qualifications provided there is evidence of relevant experience and ability to study at an advanced level.
• Academic title
  MSc Process Technology & Management
• Course description
  This Integrated Graduate Development Scheme provides a part-time modular programme for industry-based students focusing on Process Technology/Management and Business/IT.
  
  It uses a strong project and work-based approach and operates mainly by distance learning to provide a UK-wide coverage and to enable delegates to spend the minimum time off-the-job. The programme meets the development needs of graduates from a range of engineering, technology and science disciplines (eg chemical engineers, mechanical engineers, control engineers, chemists) and is relevant to a broad range of type and size of company throughout the chemical and process sectors.
  
  For graduates in disciplines other than chemical engineering, a wide range of foundation modules in chemical engineering is available.
  
  The MSc requires 12 taught modules (eight core and four elective) and a work-based project (equivalent to three modules). The Diploma requires ten modules and the Certificate five modules. The programme meets the accreditation requirements for the Institute of Chemical Engineers.
  
  Note: This programme is only available on a part-time basis. Candidates wishing to cover the same scope of subjects on a fulltime basis should apply for the MSc Chemical Processing.
  
  Course Length
  
  MSc: normally three years.
  PgDip: normally two years.
  PgCert: normally one year.
  
  Master Programmes in Technology & Management
  
  The continued success of the chemical and process industries requires high-calibre graduates who can develop and apply advanced process technologies in a highly competitive business environment.
  
  The unique University of Strathclyde Integrated Graduate Development Scheme provides modular MSc courses in Chemical Technology & Management and Process Technology & Management with the following features :
  
      * designed for industry-based graduates
      * entry from a range of disciplines
      * designed and managed in partnership with industry
      * modular and flexible structure with core and elective modules
      * delivery by distance learning
      * tutorial support with workshops and summer schools
      * foundation modules in chemical engineering
      * work-based project
      * normal duration of MSc - three years
      * diploma available
      * individual modules available

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