Your course
This award-winning programme is designed in partnership with academics and employers to meet the specific requirements of industry. It equips graduates with essential knowledge and skills in the fields of operations, quality and innovation management. The programme aims to enhance graduates technical and management contribution in various enterprises, including manufacturing, financial services, health services and government. It invites participants from many disciplines: it is suitable for engineering, science, commerce, and arts graduates who wish to pursue a career in a high-tech environment. Our programme is of significant interest to students who may wish to change direction from their course of undergraduate study and pursue a new career path that offers them sound employment prospects in a growth area.
Enterprise Systems
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Entry to the Masters of Applied Science (Enterprise Systems) is open to those who hold a Second Class Honours degree at Level 8 in a related discipline. Candidates who hold a Level 8 degree without honours and who have three years relevant experience will also be considered.
Duration
1 year full-time, 2 years part-time.
Careers or further progression
Career opportunities
The Masters of Applied Science (Enterprise Systems) programme is highly regarded by employers and there is always a strong demand for our graduates. Graduates of this programme have secured roles in engineering, management and IT with companies such as Accenture, Apple, Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Ingersoll Rand, Pepsi, Kerry Group, IBM, Ericsson, Elan and Hewlett Packard.
Further enquiries
Dr Kathryn Cormican,
Programme Director
T: + 353 91 493 975
E: kathryn.cormican@nuigalway.ie
Remember to mention gradireland when contacting institutions!
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3 GOOD REASONS TO STUDY THIS COURSE
1. This programme offers a customised learning programme to meet your specific needs.
2. This programme has propelled our graduates to successful careers into some of the most high profile organisations across the globe.
3. This course won the national Postgraduate Course of the Year Award (Engineering category) in 2013.