Course Code: GA672
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NQAI level: 7, Places: 32 NQAI level: 8, Places: 32
Course Duration: Three years Course Duration: One year
Bachelor of Engineering in
Bachelor of Engineering (honours) in
Engineering with
Industrial
Management
Engineering
Why study Engineering with Management at GMIT?
Main Areas of Study
Do you want a flexible engineering degree that will prepare you to work in
Programme subjects will include Lean Enterprise Engineering, Supply Chain
management, business and technology? Do you want an engineering degree that is
Engineering, Operations Research and Simulation, Sustainability Engineering,
relevant in service industries?
Regulatory Affairs and Human Resource Management. Semester 1 Electives:
“GMIT gave me a broad appreciation of the technical, business and
Creative Design, Marketing and Technical Sales, Supply Chain Operations.
interpersonal skills needed to run a successful business."
Semester 2 Electives: Innovation and Enterprise, Six Sigma Quality
Gene Brown, GMIT graduate and Entrepreneur of the year, 1999
It takes more than just good technology and equipment to make a business run well.
Other Essential Information
Engineers are interested in the social aspects and human factors in work, including,
An industry-based project takes place over two semesters.
team work, problem-solving and communication skills. In addition to designing
Graduates are eligible to apply for associate membership of the Institute
components and medical devices, engineers also design processes that facilitate
of Engineers of Ireland.
personnel to work efficiently together to produce large volumes of product. These
competencies are equally applicable in industry, healthcare and other services.
Post-gradate studies
Course Modules
GMIT honours (level 8) qualifications are recognised world-wide
Year 1: Engineering in Business, Communications, Information Technology,
for post-graduate entry.
Manufacturing Engineering, Computer Aided Drawing, Physics and Instrumentation,
and Mathematics. You may choose a foreign language.
Year 2: Management Accounting for Engineers, Financial Management for Engineers,
Engineering Problem Solving, Quality Management, Engineering Software Systems,
Manufacturing Engineering, Statics and Dynamics, Mathematics and Statistics.
Year 3: Operations Management, Quality Management, Project Management,
Managing Technical People, Lean Manufacturing, Health and Safety, Extended
Enterprise Engineering, Engineering Software Systems, Statistical Quality Control,
Statistics and Work Placement.
Work Placement: In third year, students obtain placement in local companies,
where they will get valuable work experience and contribute to improving the
companies.
Career Opportunities
Graduates have exciting and diverse career opportunities in the following areas:
Business Systems Improvement, Lean-Manufacturing, Quality Assurance.,
Operations management, Materials Controll or remote operations coordinators.
Follow-on Studies
Graduates may pursue the Honours Degree in Industrial Engineering at GMIT or
appropriate management or engineering courses at other colleges or universities.
Other Essential Information
Graduates are eligible to apply for associate membership of the Institute of Engineers
of Ireland.
Contact: Dr. Patrick Delassus, Contact: Dr. Paul O’Dowd,
Tel: 091-742106 Fax: 091-758413 E-mail: Patrick.delassus@gmit.ie Tel: 091 742205 Fax: 091 758413 E-mail: paul.odowd@gmit.ie
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