MSc Engineering and Built Environment Management at University of the Highlands and Islands

The MSc Engineering and Built Environment Management is a part-time, fully online masters for people working or studying in construction, energy and engineering. It builds management, research and analytical skills at masters level together with project management. Students follow either an engineering dissertation or a management research project route.

Duration: Part time: 3 years  |  Intake: September; January  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Location: Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom

What you will study

The PgCert has core modules in design optimisation, design process and engineering project management and quantitative research methods and data. The PgDip combines up to one engineering module (such as advanced applications in engineering, application of GIS, renewable energy technologies or safety case studies) with two to three management modules (collaborative leadership, effective communication, leading the contemporary workforce, managing in the global network). The MSc is completed with an engineering dissertation (60 credits) or a management research project (40 credits) plus a management module.

Career pathways

The energy sector, infrastructure, and engineering and construction projects and management. Graduates may progress to a PhD.

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