Course Content:*
• Research methods • Managing information • Managing performance
• Managing financial and non-financial resources • Managing recruitment and selection, marketing activities or meeting stakeholder and quality requirements
• Work-based research project • Fault diagnosis and condition monitoring • Instrumentation and control • Managing logistics of material flow in an organisation
• Project management techniques.
Progression Opportunities:
• Project Management in design, production and maintenance development of manufacturing organizations • Industry Higher Technician.
* Units are subject to change.
PROFILE - James Bray
James studied A levels after leaving school but realised he wasn’t enjoying them, so enrolled on a Level 3 National Diploma in Operations & Maintenance at Swindon College and quickly realised that vocational study with a hands-on approach was his preferred learning style as well as a more direct route into engineering.
With his Level 3 qualification James joined a local engineering company as an Advanced Apprentice with the opportunity to study on the Foundation Degree in Engineering Systems at Swindon College. He then progressed to the BSc (Hons) year and secured a promotion thanks to his qualifications.
* This information is published for the guidance of students who wish to enter a University of Bath programme in the 2011-2012 academic year. The information in this publication is correct at the time of going to press, but all matters contained in the publication are subject to change from time to time, both before and after a candidate’s admission. The University of Bath may, at its discretion and for any reason, alter or not offer courses or parts of courses.
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I attend college one day a week and my employer has funded my study throughout.
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