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Course Title: Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Engineering Reliability Management
All companies face increasing pressure to cut costs and improve profitability as they strive to be successful in global markets. Good Maintenance & Reliability practices are key to this success as it contributes significantly to maximising asset life, minimising lifecycle costs, risk management, project management, financial management, safety, environmental & sustainability management, whilst staying focused on organisational goals.
A Level 6 qualification and/or equivalent Industry experience in a related field.
This programme is eligible for support under the Part-Time Fee Scheme for Specified Undergraduate Courses, administered by SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland).
If you are applying for SUSI funding, please note:
- This programme meets the criteria set out by the scheme, including duration and credit requirements.
- Only specified part-time undergraduate programmes are included in the scheme.
- Programmes with similar titles but different structures (e.g. full-time or shorter-duration variants) may not be eligible.
For more information and to apply for funding, visit the SUSI Website.
Engineering Reliability Management allows graduates to work in a mechanical/manufacturing/electrical engineering maintenance & reliability environment in high-tech multi-national companies as well as traditional indigenous industries and public utilities.
Semester 1
- Material and Manufacturing Optimisation [Elective]
- CAD [Elective]
- Algebra 1 [Elective]
- Mechanical & Fluid Power Principles [Elective]
- Maintenance & Asset Management 1 [Elective]
- Programmable Logic Controllers [Elective]
Semester 2
Semester 1
- Material and Manufacturing Optimisation [Elective]
- CAD [Elective]
- Algebra 1 [Elective]
- Mechanical & Fluid Power Principles [Elective]
- Maintenance & Asset Management 1 [Elective]
- Programmable Logic Controllers [Elective]
Semester 2
Semester 1
- Business & Engineering Management [Elective]
- Computerised Plant Maintenance [Elective]
- Facilities Operation, Maintenance & Efficiency 2 [Elective]
- Maths 5 [Elective]
- Metrology and Quality [Elective]
- Project [Elective]
Semester 2
One full day per week (10am – 9pm), Monday/Thursday, plus 6 hours online content per week.
Applications for this course are now open.
For further information on the application process, please visit How To Apply.
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