MSc in Engineering Asset Management (EAM)

Faculty of Engineering
Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
 

The Faculty of Engineering invites applications for the Masters Degree in Engineering Asset Management (EAM) as a part-time Graduate programme offered in the evenings over two years OR full-time over one year, 3 semesters.

Key area of specialization, Engineering Asset Management, is identified to enable students to pursue a course of study closely related to the needs of their organisations and their personal career advancement.

Programme Aims and Objectives

To provide advanced education and training for graduates in Engineering, Science and related areas to meet current and future needs of engineering management in utilities (Electric, Water, Gas etc.), energy, manufacturing and allied industries.

To provide graduates in Engineering, Science and related areas with an in-depth understanding of the technical, economic and managerial factors and their integration in the asset management in engineering industry.

Output: A competent Engineering Manager capable of effective management of engineering asset of organisations.

Structure of Programme

Duration of Study:

Part-time students: Normally expected to complete the examination requirements within four (4) semesters and complete the Project in accordance with the relevant University Regulations.

Full-time students: Normally expected to complete the examination requirements within two (2) semesters and complete the Project in accordance with the relevant University Regulations.
         
The Programme consists of a set of 9 compulsory courses, 3 optional courses and a Final Project. Each course is taught over one (1) semester and carries three (3) credits and the Final Project carries nine (9) credits.

Programme Content - Course Listing

Compulsory Courses

Course                                                Course
Code                                                   Title

MENG 6700                                       Strategic Asset Management
MENG 6701                                       Asset Maintenance Technologies
MENG 6702                                       Work Planning and Scheduling
MENG 6703                                       Condition Monitoring and Diagnostics
MENG 6704                                       Maintenance Analysis and Optimisation
MENG 6705                                       Maintenance Engineering and Management
MENG 6706                                       Asset Reliability Management
MENG 6508                                       Research Methods
MENG 6402                                       Human Resource Management I

 Optional Courses

Course                                                Course
Code                                                   Title

MENG 6707                                       Asset Performance Management
MENG 6708                                       Reliability Centered Maintenance
MENG 6505                                       Health, Safety & The Environment
MENG 6506                                       Project Management E.          
MENG 6405                                       Total Quality Management
One course from other departmental, faculty or University course may be selected with approval from programme director/co-ordinator.

MENG 6600   M                                 Final Project

Requirements for Award of MSc

Candidates are required to obtain a total of 36 credits in coursework from the above listed subjects and complete an industry-oriented project, MENG 6600, equivalent to nine (9) credits.

Who Should Enrol

The Programme would be most useful to Engineers and Managers holding responsibilities for Plant Maintenance and Projects in Manufacturing, Utilities, Energy Engineering and Engineering Service Industries.

Regulations

The General Regulations of the University and Faculty of Engineering Regulations for MSc Degrees shall apply.

Entry Requirements

The requirements for admission to the Programme are as follows: -

BSc in Engineering or Science or an equivalent. Candidates with other qualifications will be considered if they have at least ten (10) years industrial experience in the area of Engineering Asset Management. Qualifying examinations may also be prescribed for such candidates.

Normally, at least one (1) year of industrial experience is desirable. This may be waived in cases of high class of first degree from a recognised institution (i.e. first or upper second class honours).

Syllabuses can be seen in the Postgraduate Information Guide of the Faculty of Engineering 2009-2010. They are also available online at http://www.sta.uwi.edu/resources/documents/facultybooklets/EngPostgrad.pdf

FOR MORE INFORMATION

THE SECRETARY
Production Engineering and Management Office
Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
The University of the West Indies (UWI)
Trinidad, W.I
Tel: (868) 662-2002; Ext: 2067/2170/2171
Fax: (868) 662-4414
Email: production.engineering@sta.uwi.edu
Website: sta.uwi.edu/eng