Advanced Technology Management (Manufacturing)

This Advanced Technology Management (Manufacturing) course at University of Wolverhampton aims to develop your knowledge and understanding of modern engineering analysis and simulation tools and techniques in terms of product development and optimisation before manufacture.

Studying the Advanced Technology Management (Manufacturing) course at University of Wolverhampton you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how various IT-based tools and systems function while also gaining insights into how these are implemented effectively, within the manufacturing and industrial sectors.

Quick Facts:

• You will be equipped to undertake cross-functional management roles and to evaluate how modern organisations can strategically exploit existing and emerging technologies. This reflects the growing demand for specialists with advanced skills and knowledge to drive forward effective, new, product development and their introduction across all of the major industrial sectors including automotive, aerospace and general manufacture.
• The course will allow you acquire advanced knowledge and systematic understanding of contemporary finite element modelling techniques to analyse the behaviour of complex engineering systems and components. It will involve a comprehensive understanding of advanced solid mechanics and analytical techniques pertinent to product development and sustainability, and to apply these advanced techniques to synthesise novel designs of a range of engineering systems.
• The course is aimed at Science and Technology graduates who aspire to Engineering and Manufacturing management roles, in leading industrial organisations.
• On completion of the program, you can expect to develop your career leading to senior management where strategic thinking skills, project management experience and a deeper technological knowledge-base would be beneficial.

Courses include:

• Research Methods and Professional Skills

• Project Management Tools and Techniques

• Rapid Manufacturing Applications

• CAD and Product Definition

• Applied Stress Analysis

• Quality Control and Part Validation

• Dissertation