Program Overview

Engineers are at the forefront of human progression, driving innovation and shaping our world. As our reliance on engineers to address major global problems grows, so does our need for outstanding people to lead the way. This master's degree (MSc) combines core engineering principles with management strategies, equipping you with skills in leadership, innovation, and strategic decision-making so you can guide organisations through complex engineering and business challenges.

Our Engineering Management MSc bridges the gap between engineering and management, creating technically proficient, impactful leaders who can achieve business objectives and help others succeed in the process.

Through hands-on projects and case studies, you will develop critical skills in problem solving, communication, optimising systems and leading cross-functional teams while balancing innovation, cost and quality. The programme also emphasises strategic thinking and adaptability helping you develop the ability to make informed, data-driven decisions and to adapt to modern technologies, particularly those around digital/data science, carbon reduction and climate change resilience.

You will also gain a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations of engineering management, exploring issues around sustainability, inclusivity, confidentiality and integrity. We want to produce leaders committed to making the world of engineering a better place for all.

This is an exciting time to join this brand-new programme as the need for professional engineering managers is growing rapidly. You will graduate with a wide range of career opportunities and will be equipped with the skills, knowledge and experience to make real-world, positive impact.

What you'll learn

• Transferable skills in problem solving, critical analysis, teamwork and communication
• Modern management tools and insights, including industrial psychology and organisational behaviour
• Understanding fundamental techniques in engineering project, risk and cost management
• Methods and skills for making resilient and sustainable engineering decisions
• Entrepreneurial concepts, activities and challenges.