master systems engineering part-time study
DESCRIPTION
This programme is perfect for engineers looking for careers in systems design and integrationor project management.TRANSCRIPT
MasterSystems EngineeringPart-time study
www.hibu.no/MSE
Take a Master in Systems Engineering
through part-time study or take modular
courses
This programme is perfect for engineers looking for careers in systems design and integration or project management.
Study while you work You now have the opportunity to take a four-year part-time master’s degree
programme in Systems Engineering while you work, or take modular courses to
enhance your professional competence in specific Systems Engineering subjects.
Systems Engineering is a recognized method for developing systems in sectors such as
the auto industry, oil industry, data processing, networks, defense, the energy and
transportation sectors and research and development.
Job and career opportunitiesWith a Master in Systems Engineering, you will be qualified to work with and lead
development work leading to complex products and systems that require knowledge of
multidisciplinary subject areas. Taking individual courses will give you new perspectives
and in-depth understanding of how to lead development work on large and demanding
projects.
Enhance your knowledge in Systems Engineering!
“By taking the master’s degree part-time alongside my full-time job, I can continue to keep my career development on track and retain my salary at the same time. This is a perfect arrangement for me.”
Jostein S Hole has an exciting and demanding job as Lead Engineer in the Ekofisk
project for FMC Technologies.
The former top cyclist was a qualified mechanical engineer when he started at FMC
Technologies in 2005. “I see how easy it is to get bogged down in set routines when
you work in such a large company like this. The programme in Systems Engineering
is an eye-opener with respect to the processes I am involved in on an everyday basis.
Communication with BUC has been very good. The professors are very professional.
You sit and follow the course for eight hours a day for a week. And that is quite
amazing, really.”
A perfect arrangement
Modular courses
For students who want to build up
their technical knowledge rather
than take the master’s degree.
You can participate in specific
courses and choose to stop after
taking the relevant exam.
Study models
Common Systems Engineering subjects:
• Fundamentals of Systems Engineering
• System Architecture and Design
• Systems Integration
• Project Management of Complex Systems
Electives from one of the following subject areas:
• Control and Signal Processing
• Product Design
• Systems Engineering
• Embedded Systems
• Other subject areas may be added
The part-time master’s degree
programme is intended for students
who want to study while they work.
In addition to the master’s degree,
you will enjoy other benefits such as:
Language experience
Study period abroad
(optional)
You decide how long time you take
to complete the programme, though
the prescribed time frame is four
years
Knowledge to prepare youfor the future!
Part-time programme, 4 years
“I didn’t want to just lean back and relax,” says Bjørnar Wiulsrød. So he signed up for a part-time master’s programme in Systems Engineering.
Bjørnar Wiulsrød has worked for Kongsberg Maritime (formerly Norcontrol) since
1980. He took his engineering training at BUC in Kongsberg, with cybernetics as his
area of specialisation.
“A master’s programme teaches you to work according to methods that are proven
and recognized in many industries and companies. I find that I understand relations in
a different way than I did before. It’s exciting to be able to apply the theories I learn to
current projects.
You live and learn, but the main difference for me is that I now have a framework on
which I can drape my newly-acquired knowledge. Whatever I may lack in terms of
youthful dynamics and vitality, I make up for with experience.”
Didn’t want to just lean back and take
things easy
The part-time programme is based on the following elements:
The language of instruction will be English (written and oral).
Admission requirements
• Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline
• Work experience
1 st year Fall
2 nd year Fall
3 rd year Fall
4 rd year Fall
Common Systems Engineering subjects
Elective subjects at BUC or other universities
Industrial work
Master’s Project
Elements
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
The Master’s project will be
linked to development projects in the company
you are employed.
Wanttofindoutmore:www.hibu.no/MSE
Fee: Each module costs NOK 25 000,-. This includes:• Tuition and supervision of
assignments• Textbooks• Examination costs• Coffee and lunch breaks during
seminars
If you wish to take a module without taking the exam, the price will be NOK 20 000 per module. This in-cludes everything except supervision and examination costs.
Place of study: Buskerud University College, Kongsberg Campus
Contact us: Tel: +47 32 86 95 [email protected]
Visiting address: Frogsvei 41, 3603 Kongsberg, Norway
Collaborative partners:To offer you the best possible mas-ter’s programme, Buskerud University College collaborates with leading communities specialising in Systems Engineering.
Our prominent partners are: