Key Facts of the programme

Our Master of Engineering Management combines in-depth technical know-how with a variety of innovative trends, theories, and insights in business management. From project management to leadership to managerial economics, this practice-oriented programme will give you the expertise and confidence to successfully lead teams, projects, and resources at the interface between engineering and management. You'll deal with budgeting, planning, and coordinating as well as evaluating quality and performance which will prepare for top career roles at the junction where management and technology meet. Engineering Management uniquely crosses the environments of engineering and business, and therefore requires a rare combination of skills, combining communication, organization, and analytical capability. You will typically blend accounting, economics, HR, quality control, and more. A qualification of this type will enhance your professional credentials and immediately make you more attractive to potential employers. A course with accreditation, such as those accredited by the Chartered Management Institute, will also attract greater attention, and bring with it the benefits of membership, such as enhanced networking.

Scope of Engineering Management This Master of Engineering in Engineering Management is the ideal foundation for you to begin a great role leading projects, managing teams, and handling resources in environments with engineering at the core.The engineering sector is at the forefront of technological changes. Leading and influencing that change is an exciting prospect for any engineer. Whether its mechanical engineering, civil engineering, automotive engineering, or electronic engineering, becoming an Engineering Manager can bridge the gap between technical and managerial skills, leading the next generation of engineers. It’s a degree that ensures an engineer’s skills are perfectly aligned with the needs of the businesses they work for while adding a significant career boost to advance an engineering career.

• Engineering Management Teaches Engineers to Be Business Leaders When engineers graduate from an undergraduate degree program, they've got a deep disciplined knowledge. They know how to follow a step-by-step procedure in any sort of problem-solving and design scenario. Engineers understand what it’s like to manage other engineers and non-technical professionals, as well as how to communicate effectively across the entire organization. An engineering management degree them the things they didn't get the chance to do in their undergraduate program—things like a well-rounded education in the areas of leadership, ethics and finance, or even how a business is run.
• Engineering Management Creates New Career Opportunities A degree in engineering management opens up a whole raft of new career opportunities for engineering graduates. Engineering manager jobs include roles in project management, engineering sales and marketing, and senior management positions across many different types of organizations and industries. Thanks to the flexibility afforded by online and distance learning engineering management programs that enable students to study for their degrees while working full-time, it’s not unusual for engineers and their employers to benefit from the new skills developed, even before graduation.
• Engineering Management helps you stay close to the technology Engineering Leaders have the advantage of staying close to technology as well as leading the way for other engineers. Due to the constant innovation and emerging technologies around the globe today, Engineering Leaders are required to keep close to technology to find solutions to business challenges, eradicating the myth that you will rarely be exposed to the technical side of engineering again as a leader.