Engineering Reliability Management (Part Time) Technological University Dublin

Overview

The Engineering Reliability Management programme at Technological University Dublin is tailored to equip students with essential skills and knowledge in the field of engineering. This part-time course, running for two years, is structured to accommodate working professionals and those with other commitments, offering a blend of online and on-campus learning experiences.

Why Engineering Reliability Management at Technological University Dublin?

Technological University Dublin is renowned for its commitment to high-quality education and industry-relevant training. The university boasts a strong reputation in engineering disciplines, supported by excellent facilities and partnerships with leading organisations. Students benefit from a curriculum designed to meet the demands of the evolving engineering landscape, ensuring they are well-prepared for future challenges.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Engineering Reliability Management programme are as follows:

• International Students: €4,140 per year
• European Students: €4,140 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme includes a comprehensive syllabus designed to cover various aspects of engineering reliability. The modules are as follows:

• Maintenance & Asset Management 1
• Mechanical & Fluid Power Principles
• Programmable Logic Controllers
• Electrical Service Plant
• Critical Utilities 1
• Instrumentation
• Condition Based Monitoring 1
• Condition Based Monitoring 2
• Energy Management Fundamentals
• Business & Engineering Management
• Computerised Plant Maintenance
• Project
• Metrology and Quality
• Mechatronics

Careers with Engineering Reliability Management

Graduates of this programme are well-positioned to pursue careers in various sectors, including mechanical, manufacturing, and electrical engineering. They can find employment in high-tech multinational companies, traditional industries, and public utilities, taking on roles that focus on maintenance and reliability within engineering environments.