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As a production manager or director in manufacturing, also known as an operations manager, you’ll be involved in various activities for production in manufacturing industries. Learn more about a career as a production manager or director in manufacturing, as well as what you should study at uni.
An undergraduate degree will increase your chances of getting one of these roles. Subject areas to consider include:
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Most employers don’t ask for postgraduate qualifications for production manager or director positions in manufacturing but having one could increase your knowledge and employability.
Examples of taught master's and research degrees at postgraduate level include courses in:
As well as organisational and practical skills, you’ll need to show leadership qualities and a flexible approach when working in a team.
Relevant work experience is useful and can help you get a job in this field. To become a production manager or director you’ll need several years of experience. To get an entry-level position, previous experience may not be essential but it will look good on your application. Uni degrees may also include a placement in industry.
Use our Career Matcher to see which industries and roles align best with your interests.
