A Master of Science is a master’s degree in a discipline with a strong focus on science and mathematics. This program is the next step in your post-secondary education after a bachelor’s degree.
What is a MSc in Engineering? This program of study encompasses the design of systems via the science, math, economics and practical knowledge that is applicable to the desired end result. Engineering is the act of building a plan to create a solution to fill a need. Most often the term is applied to electrical and mechanical disciplines, such as the construction of buildings and the design of new technologies.
You may find that your MSc in Engineering comes with many benefits. You are likely to learn subject-specific skills, such how to properly design an electrical grid, but generally you can learn other skills too, like time management and organization, that are useful both professionally and personally.
The cost of your degree depends upon several factors, including the school you’ve chosen and the format of the classes (traditional in-person classes may have a different cost range than online classes). Your preferred institution can give you more details and specific expenses applicable to your program.
Careers in engineering run the gamut from private to government to freelance. You might opt to become an engineer for a design corporation or go into business on your own in that capacity. Alternatively you could work for the government overseeing the contracting of public design firms. You could also choose to become a writer of technical manuals or go into education as a teacher or lecturer. The choices in the field abound and are limited only by your preferred style of employment.
Schools around the world offer a MSc in Engineering. You might choose to attend a local institution or use this chance to live somewhere new. Many schools also offer online courses. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.
Take your career to the next level with this master's degree, giving you the insights and skills you need to reach a managerial level within the engineering field. You will learn how to successfully manage the day to day projects as well as long-term, complex initiatives such as ensuring quality management, sustainability, and supply chain and operations. [+]
Develop the technical skills and understanding of business, operations and strategy to prepare you for a career in engineering management. [+]
The program aims at educating and training leaders of tomorrows to deal with complex problems using engineering and management skills. [+]
Point Park University's Master of Science in engineering management program is strategically designed to blend technical expertise with leadership and management skills to fulfill future industry needs for tech- and business-savvy professionals. [+]
The engineering skills that got you to this point in your career aren't the skills that will advance your career into a management role. But you can develop those skills at Trine University with our Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) accelerated the one-year program. [+]
Tufts Gordon Institute, part of Tufts School of Engineering, prepares you to be a leader. We have reengineered the MBA to create two graduate-level learning opportunities specifically for emerging tech leaders: the M.S. in Engineering Management (MSEM) and the Professional Education courses. [+]
Advance your career with a master’s degree in engineering. Our convenient evening classes provide the flexibility your schedule demands. [+]
This course will provide you with up-to-date knowledge of manufacturing techniques and processes plus applications of technology and quality tools and techniques to improve operations in the organisation. [+]
The Engineering Management Program is concerned with applying management principles in engineering and is considered a combination of both management and engineering. [+]
This MSc programme, through consultation with business and industry (both large and small), is set to establish the key graduate skills and attributes required to succeed in a management and/or leadership role in the engineering sector. [+]
Since its launch in 2002 as the first program of its kind in the entire region, our Engineering Systems Management (ESM) master's degree has become one of the most popular graduate degrees at AUS. The demand for our program remains high with an average of 25 students enrolling in it every year. [+]
Software systems play an often unseen yet highly important role in our society. Consider, for example, the systems of banks or insurance companies, or the software in a television set, internet search engines or software that controls the electricity network. We cannot manage without them. [+]
Without mathematical tools, there would be no internet search engines, no weather forecast, no security in banking. Mathematical models and techniques play an important role in automatic pilot technologies, the design of quieter cars, the optimisation of wind farms, medical scanners, etc. At first sight, these applications have little in common, but they all process a large amount of data. Mathematics is becoming critical in many applications because of increasing model complexity and higher demands from customers and the environment. [+]
An exciting collaboration between the University’s Business School and School of Engineering, this course aims to give engineers a deeper understanding of business and management. You will study a number of engineering units to help keep your business skills and knowledge in an engineering context. [+]
The programme introduces students to core management concepts in semester one before selecting one of four specialist pathways in semester two. Students also have the opportunity to choose a generalist pathway route, tailoring the course to their requirements. [+]
