Sustainable Development,
Energy and Management MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (nine months full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Sustainable Development, Energy and Management at Salford • Excellent employment prospects • Combines theory and practice • Part-time option gives flexibility to combine study with work
Programme details
The introductory units focus on sustainability and renewable energies and their technologies.
The engineering units cover appropriate materials, energy utilisation and theory of renewable energy technologies, power generation, solar thermal and photovoltaic energy, wind energy and water power. Coursework includes units on management techniques such as logistics and operations management, crucial to the successful implementation of new technologies.
The dissertation allows students to pursue their own interests. Many projects have been carried out in industry and in energy- related community projects. Many students continue their dissertation work into PhD studies after completion of an MSc.
Module titles
• Sustainability • Renewable Energy • Solar, Wind and Water Power • Operational Techniques and Management
• Energy Utilisation • Quality and Logistics • Integrated Transport Planning • Appropriate and New Material Technology
Suitable for
Engineering graduates who wish to specialise in and contribute to a sustainable future.
Career potential
Graduates can expect to pursue careers in a range of organisations around the world, for example in government, research institutions, environmental bodies and construction companies.
International students can apply
66 Transport Engineering
and Planning MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (nine months full-time or two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Transport Engineering and Planning at Salford • Industrial seminars and industrial visits are a key feature • Aimed at newly-qualified science and engineering graduates • Emphasis on current methodology and practice guided by the needs of employers
Programme details
You will study transport engineering modules related to traffic engineering and transport systems design as well as transport planning modules which look at traffic and travel prediction for local, regional and national studies.
You will also cover economic and environmental appraisal techniques.
Other planning topics include: • Urban public transport development • Land use planning • Current policy issues such as reducing car dependency.
This programme is supported by field surveys, seminars and studio work, allowing students to experience a range of relevant computer packages.
MSc students are also required to produce a dissertation with the close supervision of an expert academic member of staff.
66 T +44 (0)161 295 4545
international@salford.ac.uk (International)
course-enquiries@salford.ac.uk (UK/EU)
www.cse.salford.ac.uk Module titles
• Transport Planning Principles • Transport Modelling • Integrated Transport Planning • Appraisal of Transport Schemes • Transport Data Collection and Analysis • Transport Systems Design • Analysis of Highway Links and Junctions • Traffic Management and Road Safety • Dissertation
Suitable for
Students from a wide range of relevant backgrounds. This programme will provide you with a strong grounding in the management, engineering and planning of transport infrastructure.
Career potential
Graduates enjoy employment opportunities with engineering companies, planning departments, local government, public transport utilities and transport consultants.
International students can apply
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