MSc Engineering Management

This MSc Engineering Management course aims to provide students with the skills and information they need to navigate rapid changes in engineering technology, scientific progress, and management practice. The course integrates management and engineering, emphasizing their interdependence and overcoming the communication gap between engineers and managers. The course includes topics such as supply networks, strategic management, renewable energy consumption, and system capabilities. Combining the two parts allows students to apply their expertise to a broader range of senior engineering careers. They will collaborate with experienced instructors and worldwide peers, acquiring knowledge via case studies and partner organizations. The course can begin in September or January, giving students the opportunity to advance their careers in design, product systems, or other technical roles.

• A second-class honours degree in a relevant subject, or equivalent professional experience and/or qualifications

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• English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 with no component score below 6.0.

This course provides students with an approved degree as well as engineering and management abilities, equipping them for careers in project management, quality assurance, and manufacturing. Students build a professional network through interactions with classmates, instructors, and industry connections. They investigate professional aspects of engineering management in their projects, such as cost predictions and cost-benefit analysis. Graduates can pursue careers as a business operations specialist, project manager, production engineer, creative director, quality assurance engineer, or production engineer. Some graduates have also established successful firms with University assistance.