Accessibility and Inclusive
Design MSc (two years, four months distance learning) PgDip (one year, eight months distance learning) PgCert (eight months distance learning)
Distance learning or Accelerated distance learning only
February starts available
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Accessibility and Inclusive Design at Salford • Understand the interaction and needs of all users of the built environment • Effective resolution of difficulties faced by designers and users in relation to the environment • This programme has been developed in-line with National Register of Access Consultants
Programme details
This programme is for students seeking to develop knowledge of the barriers faced by people in accessing the environment. You will learn how to make effective changes for improvement, including the contribution of assistive technologies.
Module titles
• Design in the Built Environment • Designing for Accessibility and Inclusion • Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology in the Built Environment
• Access Auditing and Consultancy • Optional Independent Project
Then either: • Research Methods • Dissertation
Or: • Design Briefing • Research by Design
Suitable for
This programme will appeal to a wide range of individuals from different backgrounds and disciplines such as built environment, social care and healthcare.
Career potential
Past students of this programme have made significant contributions to strategies, which meet the needs of users and designers of the built environment. The specialist skills learnt will be beneficial to a wide range of careers including occupational therapists, accessibility consultants, surveyors and architects.
Advanced Manufacturing
Distance learning available
in Construction MSc (one year full-time or two years, four months distance learning) PgDip (eight months full-time or one year, eight months distance learning) PgCert (four months full-time or eight months distance learning)
3 good reasons to study Advanced Manufacturing in Construction at Salford • Offers a multidisciplinary, practice-based approach towards construction manufacturing • Specifically designed to address market needs for construction manufacturing • May be completed from anywhere in the world without any UK attendance
Programme details
On completion of this programme, you will be able to better manage off-site construction projects through a broad understanding of issues relating to process efficiency, both on the manufacturing floor and on the construction site, including: • Off-site construction processes • Financial management of off-site construction
• Production technology in off-site construction
• Technology in off-site construction • Management issues in off-site construction
• Design considerations for off-site construction.
Module titles
Core modules: • Product Development in Off-site Construction
• Production Technology and Systems in Off-site Construction
• Financial and Risk Management
Elective modules (A choice of one from the following two): • Strategic Management of Off-site Construction
• Project and Process Systems
Then: • Research Methods • Dissertation
Suitable for
Applicants may already be employed in the construction or off-site construction fields, although this programme will also appeal to graduates wishing to develop a career in this area.
Career potential
There is a growing need for high quality manufacturing engineers and construction engineers who specialise in off-site construction, as well as for highly skilled construction managers handling off-site construction projects.
February starts available
International students can apply
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T +44 (0)161 295 4545
international@salford.ac.uk (International)
progs-sobe@salford.ac.uk (UK/EU)
www.sobe.salford.ac.uk
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