Master of Engineering (Management Major)

Studying in Australia, a Master of Engineering (Management) degree is a professional qualification for engineers who see their careers improve in management — including senior management positions at the University of Wollongong. The program provides a solid basis for some of today's most effective management concepts in the engineering industry. It enables to work in teams on practical projects and case studies, and expand their skills through courses from other disciplines including finance, human resources and marketing. The Master of Engineering offers professional skills and applies the skills needed to a skilled engineer. It is designed to train and perform exemplary work, develop technical and technical skills, and provide an opportunity to practice theory through applied projects and research. This degree provides communication skills, techniques and management of projects that are important to the developer of practice.

You will find information on the various strategies and practices used in the organization to acquire, create, represent, distribute and enable the reception of information and experiences at UOW. These practices focus on organizational goals such as innovation, competitive advantage, sharing lessons learned, integration and continuous improvement of the association. The course is designed for engineers to familiarize themselves with the technical skills and advanced engineering knowledge required for leadership and management positions in a variety of engineering roles. It will provide the analytical tools and techniques needed to improve efficiency, in production organizations and services.

The Master of Engineering Management allows graduates to become professional managers of engineering in their chosen field, especially as leaders and managers of engineering processes. Graduates use the skills and knowledge gained to transform their skills into a broader view of engineering studies. Graduates will be able to perform roles in performance management, quality control management, logistics, procurement management and other specialized engineering fields.