Master of Science in Asset Management and Maintenance
JPT/BPP(R3/0714/7/0004)08/27
R3/0714/7/0004
A7736
Imagine you're a skilled mechanical engineer, leading a team at a major manufacturing plant. Every day, you witness the struggle of ageing machinery, causing unexpected breakdowns and halting production. Your team is constantly firefighting, and it's clear that the current maintenance approach falls short.
At our Master's programme in Asset Management and Maintenance, we understand the challenges you face. That's why we're inviting forward-thinking managers from various engineering sectors like you, along with visionary plant managers, to join our transformative journey. Together, we'll revolutionise the way industries manage their assets, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and safety are always at the forefront.
Whether you're in manufacturing, power generation, or any industry, our programme equips you with cutting-edge strategies and state-of-the-art technology. Gain the confidence to lead with ingenuity and professionalism, as you enhance the longevity and performance of critical machinery.
As graduates with an MSc in Asset Management and Maintenance, you'll be at the forefront of mechanical innovation, driving change and progress in your field. Embrace this opportunity to shape a more resilient and prosperous future for mechanical systems worldwide.
Join us today and be part of a dynamic community, where your expertise and passion will transform the mechanical landscape for generations to come. Together, we'll pave the way towards a more reliable and sustainable tomorrow.
Programme Objective
- Asset Management and Maintenance specialists with insights to articulate complex industry problems and solutions.
- Industry leaders with integrity towards sustainable development through continuous improvement and innovation for the betterment of society.
Programme Outcomes
Upon graduation the candidates shall be able to:
- Demonstrate in-depth and frontier knowledge and understanding in the relevant field/s or practice.
- Critically and creatively apply knowledge in one or more fields to resolve complex disciplinary and practical problems.
- Conduct credible problem-solving or investigation to resolve complex issues and questions in the field or practice.
- Conduct research or investigation with minimal supervision adhering to legal, ethical, professional and sustainable practice.
- Demonstrate leadership qualities through collaboration with peers and others.
- Communicate and interact effectively with peers in the field/s as well as general audience.
- Select and use suitable digital and analytical tool techniques to resolve problems.
- Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.
Course Duration and Offering
This course is available in Full-Time and Online Distance Learning (ODL).
Mode
Minimum Duration
Maximum Duration
Full-Time
12 months
36 months
Programme Curriculum Structure
Each student is required to complete 41 credit hours drives from 12 state-of-the-art courses. The programme curriculum structure is shown as below:
Semester
Code
Course
Credit
1
MBM502
BAM5**3
MBM5083
SNB5052
SNB5032
Asset Reliability and Risk
Elective 2
Asset Integrity Management
Project Management
Research Methodology
3
3
3
2
2
2
MBM5063
MBM5013
MBM53*3
MBM5113
Plant Asset
Maintenance Management
Principles of Appraisal, Repair & Maintenance
Elective 1
Industrial-Based Project 1
3
3
3
3
3
MBM5033
MBM5133
DAM5363
MBM5117
Asset Life Study
Asset Operation Optimisation
Data Analytics
Industrial-Based Project 2
3
3
3
7
Elective 1
MBM5373
MBM5383
MBM5393
Offshore Structural Integrity Management
Sustainable Environmental Management
Condition-based monitoring and analysis
3
Elective 2
BAM5223
BAM5353
Engineering Failure Analysis
Pipeline Corrosion Mgmt.
3
Programme Module Synopsis
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5023
Asset Reliabilty and Risk
3 credits
A course focusing on life cycle management, failure modes, and risk management in asset management and maintenance. Students will learn to develop test and inspection plans, implement risk-based inspections, and master equipment-specific integrity management. Explore various asset management tools and gain practical expertise through an in-depth project.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5083
Asset Integrity Management
3 credits
The course designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of asset integrity management frameworks, life cycle approaches, and damage mechanisms. Learn essential skills in risk-based inspection, hazard analysis, likelihood, and consequence analysis. Explore Fitness-for-Service (FFS) assessment and performance measurement to ensure optimal asset performance.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
SNB5052
Project Management
2 credits
This course is designed to equip students with the tools and techniques in project management in the energy industry. This course will give students the opportunity to understand and apply the components in project management i.e. integration, scope, time, cost, quality, resource, risk, procurement and HSE. Students will also be able to apply relevant tools and techniques to manage energy projects in a cost-effective manner.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
SNB5032
Research Methodology
2 credits
Series of seminars on topics related to research preparations: manage and plan research activities, think creatively, setup experimental/model for theory verification, prepare to commercialise research, prepare research report and communicate research output effectively.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5063
Plant Asset Maintenance Management
3 credits
Unleash the potential of Plant Asset Maintenance Management in this MSc course. Explore IEC 60300 standards, RCA, RCM, FMEA, and FMECA techniques. Master inspection methods and diverse maintenance strategies (PM, CM, PDM, Prescriptive, Condition Monitoring, TA, PRR) to optimize equipment performance and reliability.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5013
Principles of Appraisal, Repair & Maintenance
3 credits
Course exploring appraisal fundamentals, NDT methods for steel weld joints, and structural defect analysis. Delve into welding defects, repair techniques, fireproofing, and environmental impact assessments. Focus on enhancing structural integrity for optimal maintenance outcomes.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5113
Industrial-Based Project 1
3 credits
This module fosters independent industry-based projects supervised by faculty and industry mentors. Students propose and execute a comprehensive plan, including feasibility study, investigation, design, simulation, testing, and implementation. A technical report and presentation of findings are required.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5033
Asset Life Study
3 credits
Dive into Asset Life Study in this MSc course. Evaluate assets from an engineering economic perspective and implement PAS55 guidelines. Analyse replacement options, conduct Life Cycle Cost (LCC) assessments, and optimize asset performance using PF curves.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5133
Asset Operation Optimization
3 credits
Unlock the potential of Asset Operation Optimization in this MSc course. Explore location and layout strategies, transportation models, and linear programming for efficient decision making. Master forecasting, capacity planning, maintenance, and reliability. Dive into quality, lean operations, inventory management, EOQ, and system safety considerations. Analyze the benefits of outsourcing versus in-house operations.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5117
Industrial-Based Project 2
7 credits
Continue your learning journey with the second part of the Industry-based Project course, focusing on study execution, reporting, discussion, conclusion, and recommendations. Master the art of presenting your Viva, showcasing your in-depth industry-based project findings and results.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5373
Offshore Structural Integrity Management
3 credits
Embark on Offshore Structural Integrity Management in this MSc course. Explore structural design approaches and conduct reliability analysis for offshore structures (1st and 2nd order). Learn structural integrity management policies, inspection strategies, and evaluation techniques. Dive into sub-sea intervention, audit, review, and improvement practices. Discover life extension and decommissioning considerations for optimal offshore operations.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5383
Sustainable Environmental Management
3
Embark on Sustainable Environmental Management, an MSc course dedicated to promoting ecological balance and resource conservation. Learn strategies to address environmental challenges, implement sustainable practices, and create a positive impact on the planet.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
MBM5393
Condition-based monitoring and analysis
3
Explore Condition-Based Monitoring and Analysis in this MSc course. Discover advanced techniques for real-time asset condition assessment, data analysis, and predictive maintenance strategies. Optimise asset performance and reliability with proactive monitoring approaches.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
BAM5223
Engineering Failure Analysis
3
This course covers the introduction to failure analysis and prevention, corrosion failure, materials selection for failure prevention, manufacturing aspects of failure and prevention, structural life assessment methods, tools and techniques in failure analysis, case studies in failure analysis, and risk-based Inspection.
Course Code
Module
Credit Hour
BAM5353
Pipeline Corrosion Mgmt.
3
This course covers material selection, corrosion damages, and factors influencing corrosion in Oil and Gas pipelines. It explores chemical analysis for fluid corrosivity, Cathodic Protection techniques, and corrosion inhibitors. Participants learn corrosion inspection and monitoring methods, including Risk-Based Inspection for defining inspection frequency.
Certificate
Students of
MSc in Asset Management and Maintenance programme will earn a Professional Certificate when they study in UTP as below:
Institute of Asset Management (IAM) Certification
for MSc in Asset Management and Maintenance under the IAM Qualifications Recognition Scheme (QRS)
Introduction
The IAM certification which is covered under QRS provides students of MSc Asset Management and Maintenance to be automatically certified upon successful completion of their study. IAM, as the certification body is dedicated to furthering the capability of those within the profession through personal development and provision of IAM Certificate that is recognised worldwide.
Benefits
This scheme will award individuals who successfully achieve a recognised qualification (MSc AMM) with the IAM Certificate on completion of their studies without taking additional exams. The certification will provide the individual with proof of competencies in the area:
- Principles of Asset Management
- Asset Management Policy, Strategy and Planning
- Managing Asset Life Cycle Decisions and Activities
- Assessing and Managing Asset Management Risks
- Financial and Business Impact
Career Opportunities
Unlock limitless potential with our MSc in Asset Management and Maintenance! Elevate your career in the dynamic world of asset management and maintenance. Gain expertise in mechanical and civil engineering, equipping yourself with diverse industrial opportunities. Embrace a future brimming with success and innovation as you become a sought-after professional in this thriving field. Graduates find rewarding roles in a variety of industries, including:
- Infrastructure Project Manager: Oversee the maintenance and optimization of vital structures and systems.
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Asset Reliability Engineer: Implement strategies to enhance the performance and longevity of assets.
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Maintenance Planner: Coordinate schedules and resources for smooth maintenance workflows.
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Transportation Asset Specialist: Manage the preservation and functionality of transportation networks.
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20 November 2024
