COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Engineering Management program includes a set of core modules designed to develop advanced knowledge and leadership skills for managing engineering projects and organisations in a global context. The course begins with financial decision making, which equips students with the ability to analyse financial data and make informed business decisions within engineering environments. Engineering project management focuses on planning, executing, and overseeing complex engineering projects efficiently while meeting technical, financial, and time constraints. Global engineering strategy provides an understanding of international engineering operations and how organisations compete and grow in global markets. Industry 4.0 and the engineering digital environment explores modern technological advancements such as automation, digitalisation, and smart manufacturing systems. Research methods and project introduction prepares students for academic inquiry and supports the development of their final dissertation. Entrepreneurial practice and entrepreneurship and innovation for engineers encourage creative thinking and the development of new business ideas within engineering contexts, promoting innovation and enterprise. The program concludes with a masters dissertation, allowing students to conduct independent, in-depth research on a relevant engineering management topic. Overall, the course combines financial, strategic, technological, and entrepreneurial knowledge to prepare graduates for leadership roles in engineering and industrial sectors, particularly in globally competitive and technology-driven environments.