COURSE CURRICULUM

The Engineering Management with Business degree is a three-year program designed to equip students with a strong foundation in engineering principles while integrating essential business and management knowledge. In the first year, students develop core technical competencies through modules such as Engineering Principles, Technology Mathematics, and Design and Materials, which introduce the basics of design processes and material selection. Alongside these, modules like Fundamentals of Engineering Business Practice and Project Management provide insights into organisational structures, decision-making processes, and the tools required to plan and manage engineering projects. Engineering Professional Skills 1 introduces students to professional conduct, ethics, and communication within an engineering context. In the second year, the focus shifts towards applying engineering knowledge within business and technological environments. Modules such as Accounting and Finance for Engineers, Supply Chain for Engineers, and Introduction to Manufacturing Systems explore how financial planning, procurement, and production processes interact within engineering operations. Students also gain hands-on experience with emerging technologies through Technology Supported Engineering and Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. The Product Design and Development module offers practical skills in digital tools, prototyping, and product lifecycle management, while Engineering Professional Skills 2 and Mathematics for Engineering Systems continue to build analytical and professional capabilities. In the final year, students focus on strategic leadership, project execution, and real-world applications. Leadership and Engineering Management modules prepare students for decision-making and team leadership, while Environmental Engineering and Sustainability encourages sustainable thinking. The Group Design and Project Management module allows students to collaborate on industry-based projects, applying both technical and managerial skills. The Final Year Project offers an opportunity for in-depth research and independent problem-solving. Engineering Professional Practice ensures alignment with professional standards, while optional modules such as Operations Management, Process Improvement Techniques, or Quality Engineering enable students to tailor their learning to specific career goals. The program culminates in well-rounded graduates ready for complex roles in engineering and business.