COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Engineering Management offers a set of core modules designed to build technical, managerial, and research capabilities for professionals working in the engineering and construction industries. The Mental Wealth: Professional Life (Engineering Management) module explores the evolving role of engineers and construction managers, examining technological advancements and their impact on production processes. It also covers essential management skills, contract procedures, financial controls, and numerical techniques needed in the industry.Soil Structure Engineering focuses on geotechnical engineering and soil-structure interaction, providing practical insight into the design and maintenance of deep foundations, excavations, and flexible retaining structures. This module equips students with the knowledge required to ensure safe and efficient structural designs in various ground conditions.Environmental Sustainable Engineering and Logistics offers a comprehensive understanding of sustainable construction practices. It introduces students to the environmental challenges faced by the construction industry and explores integrated approaches to design, operation, and project management. The module also includes health and safety regulations and how these are managed within the built environment.The Highway and Railway Engineering module prepares students for work in transport infrastructure. It covers the design, construction, and maintenance of highways and railway systems, including pavement structures, bridges, and drainage systems. Students gain the skills to address practical challenges and maintain transport infrastructure effectively.Intelligent Transport Systems introduces key concepts in transportation policy, modelling, and safety, while also addressing technological, legal, and environmental issues. This module aims to develop competent professionals capable of managing and improving transport systems and infrastructure.The program culminates with Applied Research and Engineering Practice 1, where students undertake a research project relevant to their field. This module focuses on applying research methodologies to solve engineering problems, interpret results critically, and present findings in a structured dissertation. It encourages practical problem-solving and the application of engineering principles, fostering professional development and analytical thinking.