Master of Engineering Management

Engineering managers combine management expertise with engineering knowledge to lead teams of specialists who may work on highly technical tasks.

An engineering manager’s role may focus more on the processes and procedures of project realisation and on budgets, rather than technical input.

This course provides a balance between engineering and business skills and is jointly taught by staff from the School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering and Curtin Graduate School of Business.

The format integrates the functions and skills needed by engineers in management, and successful completion qualifies you for high-level leadership.

Evening classes allow you to tie-in education and on-going work commitments.

What you'll learn

• integrate knowledge from a range of Engineering and Business sub-disciplines to coordinate and manage projects that require engineering control
• integrate learning with client requirements to produce feasible practical sustainable solutions towards managing engineering projects
• acquire and evaluate information to facilitate the coordination and management of engineering works
• communicate effectively to all stakeholders using appropriate (engineering project) management tools and techniques in the control of engineering works
• identify and use suitable and appropriate (engineering project) management tools and techniques in the control of engineering works
• continuously extend and build upon professional understanding and skills learned during post-graduate/master’s study
• practise engineering management with a global perspective and apply appropriate international standards
• address activities that recognise the impact of cultural and environmental diversity in the exercising of engineering management
• demonstrate leadership, professional behaviour and ethical practice in the context of managing engineering projects