COURSE CURRICULUM

The Engineering Management MSc combines core modules and optional specialisations to provide a comprehensive foundation in engineering principles, management, and business practice. Core modules include Engineering Management, Supply Chain Management, the Major Team Project, and the MSc Engineering Dissertation. These modules develop students’ understanding of engineering systems, managerial strategies, and collaborative problem-solving, while offering opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge to practical, real-world challenges. The Major Team Project, in particular, allows students to work in consultancy-style teams on industry-set problems, enhancing both technical and leadership skills. Optional modules enable students to tailor their learning to individual interests and career goals, with choices including Environmental Impact Assessment, Renewable Technologies, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Data, Introduction to Statistical Data Analysis with R, and Professional Development. These options provide specialised skills in areas such as sustainability, data analytics, and professional practice, complementing the core curriculum. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, practical application, and engagement with current industry practices, ensuring graduates are prepared for complex engineering and managerial roles. By combining rigorous academic study, hands-on projects, and specialist modules, the MSc equips students with the knowledge, analytical abilities, and professional competencies needed to excel in engineering management, supply chain leadership, and related technical and managerial careers.