Management Engineering

Graduates of the Management Engineering program will be able to pursue professional roles at the technical-operational and coordination levels within public and private, national and international organizations, requiring the knowledge and skills acquired during the three-year program. Specifically, the program offers in-depth study of production management, information management, and technology management.

The degree program generally lasts three years for full-time students and requires the acquisition of 180 university credits (CFU). The program includes 20 exams, laboratories, internships, and a final exam.

The core engineering disciplines (mathematics, computer science, statistics, physics, chemistry) are complemented by core economics and management courses, some of which are elective, in the fields of economics, business organization and management, production and logistics management and control, and information and technology management.