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Teaching Manufacturing Operations and Strategies in Higher Education

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Summary, in English

Students at higher technical educations e.g., bachelors and masters, are traditionally taught in software programming and factory automation. Students at higher economical and management schools are exposed to different strategies and their economical impacts. However, in many education programs, the larger perspective, of how to combine the technical and the economical aspects is not highlighted.



Technology Management is a unique program at Lund University Sweden, where a selected number of students from the school of economics and management and from the engineering faculty are taught together during their last year of study. Their views on problems and challenges in todays industry often complement each other. The course Technology, Strategies and Structures includes e.g. projects done in collaboration with industries.



This paper includes a discussion about how knowledge about Manufacturing Operations and Strategies, can be incorporated in higher technical and economical studies, and it describes some industry projects done by students.

Publishing year

2008

Language

English

Document type

Conference paper

Topic

  • Control Engineering
  • Business Administration

Keywords

  • Manufacturing operations
  • manufacturing strategies
  • higher education

Conference name

The 3rd World Conference on Production and Operations Management

Conference date

2008-08-05

Conference place

Tokyo, Japan

Status

Published

Research group

  • LCCC