Master of Arts [M.A] [Film, Television and Moving Image] From University of Westminster

Building on your experience alongside your peers

You'll normally have substantial experience in engineering, perhaps as an engineering undergraduate or as an apprentice with a Higher National Certificate (HNC), who has progressed to working at graduate level or equivalent.

TheÊÊcourse atÊÊhas an 'advised route', but there is a wide range of optional modules available, and built-in flexibility to choose the topics most relevant to your career aspirations. Just talk to the Programme Leader about the modules that best match your goals. There is also flexibility in the learning format, with taught three to five-day blocks of lectures and workshops on campus, distance- learning, or work-based project options.

Students are either full time students completing the award in one year, or industrially based students that come from a range of different companies within the sector, including primes and throughout the supply chain. This mix of students from different backgrounds, companies and with different roles adds a unique perspective of peer learning, as you network and learn from each other.

However you approach the course, we're here to help support your long-term professional career development, including helping you develop a 'portfolio of evidence' to support your application to become a Chartered Engineer.

Peer learning and support

Many of the modules will bring together students from a range of Master's engineering and management courses. This widens the scope of the learning and provides a strong learning experience, mixing technical and business skills with management capabilities.

Careers / Further study

The MSc Engineering Management is an excellent route to business development in the Advanced Engineering sector. The breadth of optional learning available means you can create your own route for academic progression and develop your career objectives, while developing the competencies required for professional recognition such as CEng.

This makes the course ideal for engineers who want to mix technical and business learning with one customisable programme. Successful graduates are suited to work across a range of roles.