Course Modules

This module develops your knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and functions of human body systems and underlying biology, which will provide the basis for more advanced study on your chosen pathway.

In this module you will acquire and enhance fundamental academic and research skills required for degree level study and achievement on your chosen programme.

All students complete a dissertation. You’ll decide on your topic and will be responsible for designing an empirical research project to address the research question. You will be expected to gain ethical approval before collecting and analysing your data. You will

(15 credits) The aim of this module is to familiarise students with the range of expectation of Design, Industrial and Manufacturing processes. The subjects of study include the evolution of industrial engineering and its future directions, the concepts of modern

(15 credits) This module is intended to provide postgraduate students with the key critical knowledge necessary for their successful employment within international and global technology-based organisations. Student will be able to analyse how the global market has evolved in recent

(15 credits) The module aims to  provide  students  with  a  broad  introduction  and  knowledge  of  logistics  and  supply  chain management for strategic and tactical decision; Develop an introductory understanding of the unified and comprehensive logistics management environment; Develop the students’

(15 credits) The module aims at developing an in-depth understanding of the strategic vision and the decision-making process and the link with operational management. The knowledge and skills required for measuring competitiveness and the impact of the remote and operating

(15 credits) This module aims at exposing students of diverse background specialisms to a wide range of environmental issues and challenges. Drawing on basic science and engineering principles it enables students to assess specific environmental problems and design solutions that

(15 credits) Module aims at providing students with the key critical knowledge necessary to successfully respond to new market opportunities created through technological innovations and evolution of engineering products and/or services. Mastering entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship are key skills for the

(15 credits) Module aims to address the tight financial control and a forward view of costs and risks that are essential attributes of senior managers as the business environment becomes more austere and stakeholders become more discerning.  The module develops