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Invest in your future and open up new career possibilities – apply for an online Master in Engineering Management at IU. Develop key managerial skills to go along with expert insights into top-level engineering challenges, and solidify your abilities as a problem solver and results-driven engineering manager. With an online degree from IU, you’ll have the chance to not only study completely online but also earn an internationally recognised certificate, to help you become an industry-leading professional. Students in this study programme are eligible for a dual degree from LSBU (London South Bank University) without any additional academic requirements.

Tufts Gordon Institute, part of Tufts School of Engineering, prepares you to be a leader. The MS in Engineering Management (MSEM) program develops forward-thinking professionals into transformative leaders, empowered with the business, strategic, and leadership skillsets and mindsets needed to take on today’s complex challenges and drive impact in the world.

The aim of the course is to complement training in the field of engineering skills needed for management, organization, and management of people, projects, departments, and technological and industrial enterprises, especially, the operation and management of innovation.

The Master Program in Mobility Systems Engineering and Management offers a unique combination of courses in emerging technologies & systems engineering.

The master of science in engineering management uses a blend of industrial and systems engineering courses, and courses from Saunders College of Business, to focus on management of engineering and technological business challenges. It combines technological expertise with managerial skills.

The Advanced Engineering Management Programme (AEMP) is delivered jointly by the School of Engineering and the Birmingham Business School, combining the expertise and strengths of both schools to offer a high-quality, distinctive and flexible course. The programme introduces core management concepts in semester one before you select one of four specialist pathways in semester two.

Systems engineering and management is an essential ingredient in high-tech industries. As a joint program between the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science and the Naveen Jindal School of Management, MS Systems Engineering and Management features both technical and human-centered courses. The curriculum provides knowledge and skills to design, develop, and manage complex projects requiring wide-ranging scientific and business competencies.

Informed by the needs of the industry, this course provides students with the opportunity to develop the strong communication and leadership skills that employers are looking for. It aims to extend beyond undergraduate study for those embarking on, changing, or advancing their chosen careers.

Informed by the needs of industry, this course provides students with the opportunity to develop the strong communication and leadership skills that employers are looking for, and aims to provide an extension beyond undergraduate study for those embarking on, changing, or advancing their chosen careers.

In order to provide a holistic career development platform for those needy, the Master of Quality Engineering and Management (MQEM) program is designed by blending both the academic content and QE professional certification. This program will be embedded in professional certification from various professional certification bodies such as the Chartered Quality Institute (CQI), and Lean Center of Excellence (MLCoE). The mixture of academics and industrial experts is integrated into the teaching and learning process.

A system-of-systems approach is required for designing new and managing existing infrastructure networks due to their interconnected nature. Understanding the resilience of the built environment against climate change and other external hazards – and how long-term sustainability-driven decision-making can assist towards our transition to a net-zero carbon economy – is fundamental to the safe and efficient functioning of society.

The Engineering Management Program is offered as an interdisciplinary program that integrates engineering and business concepts. The curriculum prepares an experienced professional engineer or scientist for a leadership role in planning, developing and managing firms' technological resources including people, technology, and processes. Graduates acquire an understanding of how to use the technical base to accomplish the organization's operational, strategic and competitive objectives.

The MSc Engineering Management programme meets a specific skills gap in the industry for engineers with project management competencies who can lead on engineering projects in any sector focusing on both technical excellence and management ability in equal measure. Our Engineering Management course has been designed in response to the worldwide shortage of engineers with the all-round capability needed to oversee complex projects.

The Master's Degree in Management Engineering aims to train an engineer able to deal with the systemic problems that characterise the life of companies. The Master's Degree graduate is culturally prepared on the technical-plant and economic-managerial fronts and is capable of managing innovation in products and services. The skills developed through the Master's Degree in Management Engineering range from market analysis from an economic and legal point of view, to the management of new product development projects, business strategy, organisational design, production systems management and quality management.

The purpose of the qualification is to develop an engineer with advanced abilities in applying fundamental engineering management sciences and/or design and synthesis and related principles to specific management systems problems of society at large. One of the main objectives in this process is to develop an advanced capability to conduct fundamental systems engineering and management research independently. It also promotes a lifelong learning approach.