MSc in Innovation and Technology Management

You can contact us by email or telephone. For information about the MSc in Innovation and Technology Management, email mscitm@management.bath.ac.uk or call 01225 383757

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Key Information

Application deadline

Home/EU: 31 August 2020
Overseas: admissions open for Overseas students (subject to course availability)
Course start date

28 September 2020
Fees

Home/EU: £14,000
Overseas: £20,000

EU fees for 2020 will not change. From 2021 fees may change depending on the outcome of Brexit negotiations. Read the University's advice for EU students.
Entry requirements

2:2 or above (or its international equivalent) in engineering, management or another relevant subject.
Title of award

Master of Science
Length of course

One year
Mode of attendance

Full-time

This course is for

Engineering, science or management graduates who want to develop their innovation and technological/engineering skills.

Overview

This course will help you develop the commercial knowledge and skills required to lead innovative development projects. Gain hands-on experience of creativity tools, decision analysis and product design. You will also develop project management, marketing and strategic skills. Learn about management and innovation in complex, global inter-organisational networks.

Two of our top departments, the School of Management and the Department of Mechanical Engineering, deliver this MSc. This unique combination bridges the gap between the two disciplines.

You may also want to look at our related course MSc in Engineering Business Management .

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Key Benefits

Learn from two leading teaching and research faculties, Management and Engineering & Design
Our focus is on innovation. You'll learn to do things in a different way to improve results, make important change and improve the environment
Get international insight from coursemates who come from all over the world
Learn from students from a variety of backgrounds. Previous students have included mechanical engineers, computer scientists, chemical engineers, economists and social scientists
Become a future leader in your chosen field. Our students find work in areas like consultancy, project management and governmental innovation programmes