Engineering Management, MSc

Greenwich's MSc in Engineering Management provides an engineering-focused alternative to the traditional MBA, tailored for science and technology graduates aiming to step into managerial roles. This program is ideal for recent graduates and experienced engineers seeking to advance within engineering, manufacturing, or commerce, and for those desiring professional recognition. The course fosters entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial skills and emphasizes ethical values essential for leadership in today’s dynamic economies.

Key Course Details

• Location: Medway Campus, Kent
• Facilities: Access to state-of-the-art, integrated engineering labs
• Skill Development: Provides tools and knowledge necessary for thriving in both local and global engineering management contexts

Year 1 Curriculum

Compulsory Modules (15 credits each):

• Accounting and Finance for Engineers and Project Managers
• Individual Research Project (60 credits)
• Research, Planning, and Communication
• Academic English for Postgraduates (Engineering)
• Strategy & Management
• Global Engineering: Theory and Practice
• Engineering Enterprise
• Advanced Principles in Lean Manufacturing
• Advanced Principles in Supply Chain Management

Optional Modules (choose one, 15 credits):

• Sustainability for Engineers
• Advanced Operations Management
• Advanced Process Improvement Techniques
• Advanced Quality Engineering

Learning Approach

Teaching Methods

Learning is enhanced through a mix of lectures, discussions, and hands-on activities that stimulate creativity. Each module combines theory with real-world problem-solving.

Class Sizes

Classes are small, typically 20 students in labs and 40 in lectures, facilitating close interaction with instructors and peers.

Independent Study

Encouraging exploratory learning, the program includes individual and group projects, preparing students for lectures and seminars. Additional opportunities for skill enhancement are available outside of scheduled classes.

Workload Expectations

Full-time study is structured to mirror a full-time job, while part-time students have a workload adjusted to their course load.

Assessment Methods

• Classroom presentations and discussions
• Critical reviews of current research areas
• Examinations

Career Prospects

Graduates are well-prepared for management roles in sectors like technology, engineering design, product development, and manufacturing. This MSc is crafted to help industry practitioners combine professional experience with academic expertise, gaining recognition for advanced knowledge in engineering management.

Employability Support

Greenwich offers dedicated support to enhance employability, including services from an Employer Partnerships Manager who facilitates placements and job opportunities. Students receive help with job search strategies, CV development, and application preparation.

Support and Guidance

A course leader and personal tutor provide ongoing academic and personal support. An induction session helps new students integrate into the Medway Campus community, laying a foundation for both academic and social success.

Embark on a transformative path with Greenwich’s MSc in Engineering Management, designed to equip future leaders with the skills to excel in engineering and management.