Combustion Engineering MSc (three years distance learning) PgDip (two years distance learning) PgCert (one year distance learning)
Industrial and Commercial
Distance learning only
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Industrial and Commercial Combustion Engineering at Salford • The first blended e-learning programme of its type within Britain • Learn to design, commission, service and maintain industrial and commercial combustion equipment (oil and gas) • Distance learning programme allows you to study while in full-time employment
Programme details
The programme has been created to address concerns from industry that there is insufficient or suitably qualified engineers capable of designing, commissioning, servicing and maintaining industrial and commercial combustion equipment (oil and gas).
To attain the competent engineer certification you need to complete the PgDip.
If you choose to study the MSc you must undertake a supervised dissertation; this can be in the form of either experimental or theoretically-based research, on any aspect of industrial and commercial oil or gas combustion engineering.
Assessment is by a combination of examinations, coursework and laboratory work. Due to the practical nature of
engineering there is a two-week residential at the University of Salford, during which time the laboratory work will be undertaken.
Module titles
PgCert • Combustion Theory • Burner Types and Design • Burner Utilisation • Burner Process Control
PgDip • Industrial Gas Safety and Regulations • Industrial Gas Pipework and Standards • Industrial Burner Commissioning • Burner Optimisation and Fault Finding
MSc • Dissertation
Suitable for
Managers and service engineers designing, installing and commissioning burners and boilers within the industrial and commercial sector, burner and boiler engineers, plant and building service engineers and process engineers. The programme is also suitable for students after their first degree who want to specialise in industrial and commercial combustion engineering.
Career potential
Career potential is in the design, commission, service and maintenance of industrial and commercial combustion equipment (oil and gas).
Information Security
Management MSc (one year full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Information Security Management at Salford • Focus on technology and implementation issues related to information security • Gain a specialist qualification in a rapidly expanding field • Delivered by members of the leading information systems research group in the UK
Programme details
Information security requires a clear understanding of relevant technological issues and of social and organisational issues, as well as the relationships between them.
This programme has the support of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) Northern Chapter to ensure that the curriculum is relevant to the changing needs of the Information Security industries and professions.
Module titles
• Basic Technologies for Information Security • Networking and Information Technology Infrastructure
• Information Technology and Systems in Organisations
• Information Security Standards • Security Incident Management and Response
• Research Methods • Information Security Policy and Risk Management
• Plus one option from: • Advanced Information Security Technologies
• Knowledge Management • Network Architecture and Design • Network Quality of Service • Knowledge Systems: Tools, Methods, Architectures
• Soft Computing Applications in Knowledge Engineering
• Dissertation/project Suitable for
Graduates of technical degrees who want to focus on the area of security from a professional and technical perspective.
Career potential
There is a heavy demand for graduates with a specialised knowledge of information security from both an organisational and technical perspective. Graduates can expect to find career opportunities with blue chip organisations and businesses offering bespoke security services to clients. With suitable experience, opportunities for consultancy- based work also exist.
International students can apply
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