COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master’s Certificate (MCert) in Engineering Management is a 9.0 credit hour graduate program designed to develop leadership, strategic decision-making, and project management skills within engineering and technical environments. Offered through the University of Regina, the program integrates engineering principles with advanced management concepts to prepare students for leadership roles in complex industrial and technological systems. The certificate is structured around three graduate-level courses. Students begin by selecting one 3.0 credit hour course from options such as ENGG 819, ENIN 880CN, ENIN 880CK, ENIN 813, or ENIN 814, which introduce foundational topics in engineering management, systems thinking, and leadership in technical settings. They then complete two additional courses (6.0 credit hours) chosen from a broader list that includes ENGG 820, ENIN 880CC, ENIN 880CE, ENIN 834, ENIN 888, ENIN 877, ENIN 815, ENIN 880CI, and others, allowing specialization in areas such as project management, operations, and advanced engineering systems. Overall, the program emphasizes applied learning and professional development, enabling students to confidently manage engineering projects, lead teams, and make informed strategic decisions. It is particularly suitable for recent graduates, current graduate students, and industry professionals seeking to strengthen their leadership and managerial capabilities in engineering contexts.