Engineering masters courses designed for Industry 4.0 - funding available. Apply now

Engineering talent is in high demand – and you could be next

With a national shortage of up to 50,000 engineers annually, now is the time to advance your expertise. At Manchester Met, you’ll study in one of the UK’s most innovative and connected regions, surrounded by thriving engineering and technology sectors. Our industry-focused masters courses are designed to equip you with the technical and leadership skills employers want, preparing you for high-impact roles across manufacturing, transport, energy, consumer goods, and chemical industries.

Why Manchester Met?

●       Research excellence
We’re ranked 6th in the UK for the impact of our engineering research, with 100% rated world-leading or internationally excellent (REF 2021). You’ll learn alongside more than 60 experts pushing the boundaries of modern engineering.

●      Study in the world's first industrial city
Manchester remains a powerhouse of engineering and technology innovation. As a student with us, you’ll benefit from proximity to global companies, real-world industry connections and a professional network that will support your career.

●       World-class facilities
Study in our new £115m Dalton building – home to state-of-the-art engineering workshops, labs and a dedicated studio space. You’ll also benefit from access to cutting-edge technologies in PrintCity, our award-winning digital manufacturing hub.

●      Industry-driven learning
Our courses are shaped by input from major employers and aligned with Siemens’ Connected Curriculum and The Engineering Council. You'll have the chance to tackle real-world challenges through live projects or case studies and enhance your CV with an optional industrial placement.

Find your course

●       MSc Digital Design and Manufacturing

●       MSc Engineering Project Management - Association for Project Management (APM) accredited

●       MSc Robotics and Automation

Postgraduate funding

Postgraduate funding is available to support your studies and help make investment into your future more affordable.

If you’ve previously completed a course at Manchester Met, you may be eligible for a discount of up to 20% on tuition fees for a new postgraduate course.

Learn more about funding your masters course.

How to apply for your masters

From choosing your course and writing your personal statement, to navigating the admissions process, we’re here to guide you at every step. Explore our resources to apply with confidence.

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