University of Cambridge

Overview

The Manufacturing Engineering (Part II) program at the University of Cambridge is a comprehensive two-year, full-time bachelor-level course. This program uniquely blends advanced manufacturing engineering principles with essential management and leadership training. Students engage in projects that tackle real-world industrial challenges while promoting sustainability.

What you'll study

Typical learning components include:

• Industrial visits and industry-linked learning activities
• Personal development and business/leadership skills training
• University- and industry-based projects
• Modules focusing on manufacturing leadership and industrial decision-making

Indicative subject areas (modules may include):

• Manufacturing Technologies
• Industrial Engineering
• Product Design
• Automation
• Management and Factory/Business Management
• Industrial Sustainability

Entry requirements

Admission to the program is competitive, typically requiring successful completion of Engineering Part I or Chemical Engineering Part I. Applicants from other scientific disciplines may also be considered, depending on their background.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Manufacturing Engineering program are well-equipped to pursue a variety of career opportunities in the engineering sector. With a strong foundation in both technical and leadership skills, they can excel in roles related to manufacturing processes, project management, industrial sustainability, and product development, among others. The combination of practical experience and theoretical knowledge prepares graduates to meet the demands of the evolving manufacturing industry.