Management Engineering

The course is divided into 5 different curricula, with common classes on Business Administration, Corporate Organisation and Business Management: Organisational Engineering, Production Engineering, Logistics and Transport Engineering, Infrastructure Engineering and Network System Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering Management. The Organisational Engineering Curriculum is characterized by the study of industrial plants, marketing, Private Law and corporate information systems. In addition to the "presence" mode, this curriculum is also provided in "teledidactic" (Online Channel) mode for 120 CFU. The Engineering Engineering curriculum covers industrial plants, models of production systems, metallurgy and production process technology. The Logistics and Transport Engineering curriculum deepens issues of transport planning, transport and logistics terminals, management and operation of transport systems, production system models and logistics. The Infrastructure and Network System Engineering curriculum includes not only the study of transport planning, but also telecommunications infrastructure management and Information Technology infrastructures. Energy management and economics and its renewable sources are also studied. Telecommunications Management Engineering is characterised by classes on Business Administration and Corporate Organisation, Business Management, telecommunications signals and processes, telecommunications systems, telecommunications networks and the Internet. The acquired problem solving skills and a strongly diversified education allow engineering managers to address organisation and management problems and to interacting with fellow engineers who completed technical training. Graduates can work in large organisations, industrial and service SMEs with tasks in strategic planning, marketing and sales, as well as in supply chain management.