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School of Mechanical Engineering

School of Mechanical Engineering, Universiti Sains Malaysia

Undergraduate programme

Bachelor of Manufacturing Engineering with Management

Introduced in 1999 under the School of Mechanical Engineering at the USM Sri Iskandar, Perak campus with an initial intake of 40 students, the programme has maintained this focused intake to support quality teaching, effective supervision and a strong learning environment.

Year introduced
1999
Initial intake
40
Curriculum strands
5
Career roles
6
Raw material in, finished product out

Five qualities on every productSelect a station to see it in the objective

Programme objective

The programme aspires to produce manufacturing engineers who can apply scientific principles to the production of goods and function effectively as key team members in the manufacturing industry. It also aims to nurture engineers who can design and manage manufacturing processes and systems that deliver products with:

  • Required functionality
  • High quality standards
  • Timely delivery
  • Competitive cost
  • Environmentally responsible practices

Programme content

Five strands shape what students learn, from engineering fundamentals to managing the full production chain.

Balanced curriculum

Balanced exposure to product design and development, resource planning, manufacturing management, manufacturing technology and manufacturing systems.

Technical and industrial focus

Training in design, product development, material processing and the manufacture of value-added products, with emphasis on real industrial application.

Production chain management

Managing the production chain to fulfil client requirements within constraints of cost, quality, delivery time and product flexibility.

Management and human factors

Cost management, quality, efficiency and human factors in manufacturing systems, covered through production management, engineering economics and ergonomics courses.

Scientific and technical foundations

Scientific and technical knowledge strengthened through courses in manufacturing technology, manufacturing processes, metrology and control systems.

Career opportunities

Graduates are employed by

  • Multinational companies
  • National industries
  • Government agencies

Sectors

  • Automotive
  • Manufacturing
  • Electrical and electronics
  • Maintenance
  • Semiconductor
  • Construction
  • Consulting and engineering services
  • Research institutions
  • Academia

Career roles

  • Project engineer
  • Quality engineer
  • Industrial engineer
  • Research and development engineer
  • Design engineer
  • Process engineer

Programme brochure

The programme brochure provides additional information on the Bachelor of Manufacturing Engineering with Management, including its curriculum, academic focus and student learning experience.

Further information

Please refer to the School of Mechanical Engineering for the most updated programme information and booklet details.