MSc in Engineering Management
This Program is accredited by the MFHEA
Program Overview
The MS in Engineering Management is designed for graduate engineers aspiring to advance into management careers within technological organizations. In a global economy, it is vital for companies to hire and develop new talent that can bridge communication gaps in many contexts. Students are trained to lead multi-disciplinary teams and translate customer needs into new engineering technologies. In a global context, our students are adept at finding common ground and fostering international ties to create new ideas and perspectives.
Our students gain an understanding of project management, finance, technical sales & marketing, law for engineers, and decision-making under uncertainty. Our program focuses on creating leaders who can adapt to dynamic business environments.
Program Information
GENERAL INFORMATION
MQF / EQF Level 7
18 / 24 Months (Full-Time)
36 Months (Part-Time)
Face-to-face
ECTS: 90 US: 45
COURSE STRUCTURE
| MODULE CODE | MODULE / UNIT TITLE | COMPULSORY / ELECTIVE | ECTS / ECVETS | MODE OF DELIVERY | MODE OF ASSESSMENT |
| IEE 514 | Law for Enginers and Scientists | Compulsory | 6 | Lectures | Exams, project |
| IEE 515 | Techical Sales and Marketing | Compulsory | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project, in-class activities |
| IEE 522 | Engineering Deision-Making under Uncertainty | Compulsory | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project |
| IEE 557 | Enngineering Project Management | Compulsory | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project |
| IEE 567 | Financial Modeling for Innovation | Compulsory | 6 | Lectures | Assignments, project |
| Elective (1): IEE 506 | Quality Engineering | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project |
| Elective (2): IEE 531 | Simulation Modeling and Analysis | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, quiz, assignments, project |
| Elective (3): IEE 554A | The Systems Engineering Process | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exam, assignments, project |
| Elective (4): IEE 562 | Production Systems Analysis | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, projects, assignments, participation |
| Elective (5): IEE 564 | Cost Estimation | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, report, project, quiz |
| Elective (6): IEE 565 | Supply Chain Management | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project, participation |
| Elective (7): IEE 530 | Engineering Statistics | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments |
| Elective (8): IEE 540 | Survey of Optimization Methods | Elective | 6 | Lectures | Exams, assignments, project |
| IEE 598A | Master’s Capstone I | Elective | 6 | Workshop | Oral presentation, written report, project |
| IEE 598B | Master’s Capstone II | Elective | 6 | Workshop | Oral presentation, written report, project |
| _90_ ECTS/ECVETs | |||||
| Total ECTS/ECVETS | |||||
| for Course Completion | |||||
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
For general Entry Requirements:
Please see the information on the Admission Page – Entry Requirements
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
GPA needed to earn the degree: 3.0 or higher out of 4.0
Credits needed to earn degree: 90 ECTS or 45 US credits
MQF: Level 7
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Knowledge
By completion of the MS program in Engineering Management, a student will:
- Acquire in-depth knowledge within a particular area of study and complementary knowledge from a related area in Systems and Industrial Engineering
- Conduct original research (formulating a problem, developing a model, and finding a solution based on the analysis)
- Effectively communicate ideas and results via written and verbal communication.
Skills
The learner will be able to:
- Prepare professional proposals and reports
- Competently deliver oral presentations to technical and lay audiences
- Develop and use effective audio/visual aids
- Write effective professional communications such as email and memorandums
- Communicate within the engineering disciplines through plans and drawing
PEDAGOGICAL METHODS
The method of teaching is lecture/seminar, and guided projects. The modules will be taught by AUM faculty members. Students will be offered a range of pedagogical experiences, including readings and discussion, lectures, case studies, critical analysis, writing assignments, and projects.
The emphasis will vary depending on the subject matter of the module. The vast majority of modules at AUM are taught by full-time faculty, who are available to students outside of class hours through formal office hours, scheduled tutorials, and informal engagement.
EMPLOYABILITY/CAREERS
Career Opportunities – Engineering Management
Graduates of the Engineering Management program are equipped with a powerful blend of technical expertise and business leadership skills, opening doors to a wide range of professional opportunities across multiple industries.
Key Career Paths
Engineering management graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Project Manager
Plan, coordinate, and deliver engineering projects on time, within budget, and to quality standards. - Construction Manager
Oversee construction projects, manage teams, ensure safety compliance, and control project costs. - Quality Engineer
Develop and implement quality control systems to ensure products and processes meet industry standards. - Reliability Engineer
Improve system reliability, reduce downtime, and optimise maintenance strategies. - Technical Sales & Marketing Professional
Bridge the gap between engineering and business by promoting technical products and solutions. - Operations Manager
Manage production systems, improve efficiency, and optimise organisational performance. - Engineering Consultant
Provide expert technical and strategic advice to organisations across various sectors. - Startup Founder / Entrepreneur
Develop and launch innovative technology-based businesses and engineering solutions. - Product Manager
Lead product development cycles from concept to market launch.
Industries & Employment Sectors
Graduates can work in:
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Manufacturing and Industrial Operations
- Technology and Innovation
- Energy and Utilities
- Consulting and Professional Services
- Start-ups and Entrepreneurship
Why Choose Engineering Management?
- Combines engineering knowledge with business strategy
- Develops leadership, project management, and decision-making skills
- Prepares graduates for senior management and executive roles
- Supports career progression into consultancy and entrepreneurship
Graduates of the Engineering Management program enjoy flexible and high-growth career pathways, with opportunities to advance into leadership positions across global industries.
Dr. Eren Yildirim
Assistant Professor
Contact the Director for this Program
Dr. Eren Yildirim
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +356 2169 6970