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About this degree
The Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc will give you the knowledge and skills to work in the field of manufacturing and the innovation of engineering product.
The programme concentrates on four areas in the manufacturing of new products, namely nanoengineering, advanced characterisation of materials, precision and materials design and sustainability systems, including lifecycle analysis.
The degree also encompasses training in entrepreneurship and financing to give you the relevant background information to think entrepreneurially and manage the development of new products. Project modules equip you to design innovative solutions for complex problems with a consideration of diversity and inclusion as well as cultural, societal and environmental impact. Optional modules give you the ability to further specialise in manufacturing, business or sustainability.
The Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc includes modules taught at the brand new purpose-designed UCL East campus on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This programme brings you a modern learning environment, specialised labs for project work that embraces an ethos of community and innovation. With manufacturing and entrepreneurship designed into the UCL East campus and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park more broadly, you will have direct access to one-of-a-kind learning opportunities in this leading-edge location.
Who this course is for
This programme is for graduate students who wish to enhance their technical skills and knowledge and develop an understanding of innovation and enterprise.
Designed to help graduates drive innovation and lead technology and engineering developments, the programme is suitable for students with a first degree in engineering (mechanical, chemical, aerospace, bioengineering, materials etc.), physics or applied mathematics.
What this course will give you
This programme is delivered by leading researchers from across UCL, led by the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The aim is to provide students who have a strong technical background with hands-on experience in pioneering manufacturing, characterisation techniques, along with business and innovation skills.
Students have a range of opportunities to network and stay informed about modern advances in manufacturing which can be used to transform or develop ideas into businesses. Here, students are encouraged to develop entrepreneurial and business skills through lectures and workshops organised by UCL Innovation and Enterprise and the School of Management. They may also enter entrepreneurship competitions to pursue innovative business ideas. Students have access to employer networks through the department's employability activities, which include employer-led events, individual coaching, and working on projects under industrial mentorship.