Learn how to address the challenges of modern manufacturing systems, and prepare to become a leader of Industry 4.0.
Graduates of Advanced Manufacturing Systems MSc online will be able to:
Your programme modules and learning content are delivered via Brunel’s online study platform, and feature the following resources:
A 2:2 (or above) UK Honours degree, or equivalent internationally-recognised qualification in an engineering, science or technology subject.
Non-native speakers of English need either of the following:
As a graduate of the Advanced Manufacturing Systems course, you’ll have an in-depth knowledge and the advanced skills that will prepare you for various career positions and destinations in Industry 4.0. Our graduates have gone on to work for large industry organisations such as Rolls-Royce, TWI, and NPL.
We prepare our graduates to become leading engineers, researchers, project leaders or entrepreneurs in manufacturing industry, research organisations, and universities - developing the skills you need to further enhance your employability.
If you’d like to apply, click on the Apply Now button at the top of this page. Please fill in the form and provide as much detail as possible so we can properly advise you on the next steps. Once you’ve submitted your application form, one of our dedicated course advisors will contact you within 48 hours.
Brunel’s Advanced Manufacturing Systems MSc online contains nine compulsory modules to give you the knowledge to evaluate modern manufacturing technologies, and implement improvements. The modules cover the key components of the latest technologies driving change and innovation in manufacturing industries.
Each module is worth 15 credits, except for the final Research Project, which contributes 60 credits.
“The Advanced Manufacturing Systems MSc is one of our most forward-thinking master’s courses, and I’m excited that we are now offering the course in the online format so that students from across the globe can gain the skills they need to excel in this industry, without the need to relocate to the UK.”