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College of Engineering & Technology

Postgraduate study

Graduate School

Advanced study for engineers who lead. Our first graduate program is the Master’s in Engineering Management.

Level
Master's
Now offering
Engineering Management
University
Tubman University

Now offering

Master's in Engineering Management

A master's program for engineers and technologists who lead people, projects and organisations. It joins engineering judgement with the management of projects, operations, money and teams.

The award, duration, schedule, entry requirements and fees will be published here shortly. Get in touch below to register your interest.

Five students of the College of Engineering and Technology, smartly dressed and holding bound reports, in front of the William V.S. Tubman University sign

The next step after your degree.

William V.S. Tubman University, Harper

Inside the classroom

Engineering Management, in session.

Lectures, real project tools and discussion: a look at our Engineering Management classes.

A class of adult students at tables with laptops, facing a projected slide on the work breakdown structure

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A full room

Students follow a session on project scope and planning, laptops open.

Where engineering meets management.

Engineering management prepares engineers to run the work, not only to design it. It draws on these areas.

  • Projects

    Planning, scheduling, costing and delivering engineering work on time and within budget.

  • Operations and quality

    Running plants, networks and services reliably, and improving how they work.

  • Engineering economics

    Weighing costs, returns and life-cycle value when choosing between designs and investments.

  • Leading people

    Building and guiding technical teams, and working with clients, contractors and communities.

  • Strategy and decisions

    Turning technical options into sound decisions for an organisation and its future.

  • Risk and responsibility

    Safety, regulation, sustainability and the ethics of engineering practice.

Who it suits

  • Engineers stepping up to lead projects, sites or departments.
  • Graduates in engineering, science and technology heading for management roles.
  • Professionals in public works, energy, telecommunications, mining and construction.

Register your interest

Ready to lead the work, not only design it?

Call or visit the college to ask about admission to the Master's in Engineering Management, the next intake and fees.