Introducing Chula Systems Engineering. An International Community of system engineers Creating culture of desirable technology

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1 Introducing Chula Systems Engineering An International Community of system engineers Creating culture of desirable technology

2 International Dual degree programs & or or

3 Engineering Management Management of engineering functions OR Application of quantifiable methods and techniques to practice of management

4 Why learn Engineering Management Almost half of all engineers enter a management position within 10 years of graduation. Fully half of all registered professional engineers primarily utilize management skills rather than technical skills. - The Canadian Society for Engineering Management (CSEM)

5 Strength of Engineering Management Engineering managers are distinguished from other managers by the fact that they posses both an ability to apply engineering principles and a skill in organizing and directing technical projects and people in technical jobs. - American Society for Engineering Management

6 Double Degree Programmes For engineering and physical science graduates: M.Eng. (Chulalongkorn University) Engineering Management AND M.Sc. (University of Warwick), one of: Engineering Business Management Supply Chain and Logistics Management Service Management and Design

7 Quality Education Warwick has always been ranked in the top ten among universities in United Kingdom.

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11 Programme Concepts The programs are particularly designed to develop professional managers capable of managing complexity in a technological business environment.

12 Programme Concepts At the CUSE, we believe that industries should be regarded as an integrated operation including all stages from design and production to marketing and organizational change together with the control and management of these processes.

13 Programme Concepts The programs therefore has a focus on both the understanding of engineering business and broad technological issues.

14 Programme Concepts Become a professional manager with a broad understanding of manufacturing and engineering business functions.

15 Programme Concepts Contribute positively to the management of your organisation within its global supply chain.

16 Programme Concepts Learning systems and techniques used to manage service functions and creation of value in the business. It considers the complexity of services which bring together a mesh of organisations, people, technologies and information to deliver value to the customer.

17 Modular Approach Courses are offered in modules. Each module consists of hours of classes, usually conducted within five days over two consecutive weekends.

18 Degree Requirements (as Dec 2014) 14 modules (10 cores + 4 electives) + Thesis (practical projects) Chulalongkorn Univ. Combined GPA of 3.00 or above and pass thesis examination. Warwick Univ. Satisfied examiners (40%) in at least 9 modules and achieve an average of 50% or better across the 9 modules and pass thesis examination.

19 Close Collaboration In nearly all the modules, core lectures are given by Warwick Manufacturing Group s module tutors from the United Kingdom (about 60-90% of each module), aided by Chulalongkorn University s module coordinators Prominent guest speakers from local universities and industries are invited to add local flavour

20 Mixture of Styles A wide variety of teaching and learning styles are used throughout Analysis of real-life case studies within syndicates with in-class presentation Video presentation and discussion Laboratory demonstration Hands-on practice

21 Practical Assignments NO examination Post-module assignments (PMA) to be submitted within six weeks of the ending of the module. For part-time students, PMAs are designed to be closely related to company projects.

22 Practical Thesis Engineering industry-oriented thesis under an academic supervisor from Chulalongkorn University, with a company supervisor as co-advisor (for part-time students) Oral defense of the thesis

23 Values Broad understanding of the operation of an engineering business, combined with specialist knowledge, all relevant and current Time & project management skills Presentation & communication skills Team working skill Networking with the diversities

24 Proven Records Around 250 graduates since 1996 Seven graduated with Distinction from Warwick Three students received Best Student Awards from Warwick

25 Global Network Part of a global network of educational institutions located throughout the world United Kingdom (University of Warwick) China (Hong Kong Polytechnic University) India (Confederation of Indian Industry) Malaysia (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia) Singapore (Singapore Institute of Management)

26 Direct Benefits for Sponsoring Companies Development of professional managers who are capable of managing complexity in a technological business environment with little loss of working hours Best value for international program from world-class universities Practical thesis on companies problems Retaining and developing employees

27 Admission Requirements To apply, the candidates should have: Bachelor's degree in any field of Engineering or physical science with a good academic record (minimum GPA 2.49). Good command of English TOEFL at least 550 (Computer-Based 213) or IELTS overall at least 6.5 (all element at least 6) Two or more years of experience in industry (in order to supplement the academic record)

28 Affordability Coursework 37,500 /module * 14 modules 525,000 (payable by each module registered) Thesis 45,000 TOTAL 570,000

29 More Information For further enquiries: Tel Fax Line: cuse.chula