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Master's in Digitalisation of Manufacturing - Blended

A practice-based professional Master's award for experienced manufacturing, mechanical, or engineering professionals.

Best for:Best for experienced manufacturing or engineering professionals seeking to advance their expertise in digital transformation.

TUS - Technological University of the Shannon · Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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DigitalisationSmart ManufacturingManufacturing ProcessesApplied ResearchDigital Transformation
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years
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Part-time
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Ireland
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Overview

The Masters in Digitalisation of Manufacturing at Technological University of the Shannon is a professional practice-based program designed for experienced employees across manufacturing sectors. Delivered in a blended format, the curriculum combines online learning through Moodle with intensive on-campus bootcamps and workshops. Students complete project work and an Applied Research Dissertation directly relevant to their host enterprise. Strong employer support is essential as learners balance their studies with ongoing professional commitments.

Digitalisation of ManufacturingMaster of ScienceBlended LearningAdvanced ManufacturingIndustry 4.0

What you'll do

  • Participate in scheduled on-campus bootcamps and interactive workshops
  • Engage with online learning materials via the Virtual Learning Environment
  • Complete practical project work addressing manufacturing challenges
  • Conduct an Applied Research Dissertation relevant to the host enterprise
  • Collaborate with peers during professional networking sessions

Requirements

Degree required: Level 8 honours degree at minimum second class honours in a relevant scientific, engineering, computing, or technology discipline

Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Professional background in manufacturing, mechanical engineering, or associated disciplines
  • Demonstrable knowledge of mathematics
  • Demonstrable knowledge of computing
  • Strong current employment context within a manufacturing environment
Nice to have
Deep knowledge of manufacturing environmentsFamiliarity with the benefits and challenges of manufacturing digitalisation
Eligibility
  • Applicants without a Level 8 degree must have a minimum of five years of experiential learning in an appropriate manufacturing environment and qualify via the Recognition of Prior Learning process
  • Must have strong employer and management support for the duration of the 2-year program

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official TUS course page to review admission criteria and submit their application. Candidates without a standard Level 8 degree must also undergo the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Degree transcripts
  • Proof of prior learning or professional experience if applicable
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