MSc Engineering Management

Boost your technical expertise with key skills in project control, quality optimisation, and management. Prepare yourself to lead technical teams and deliver complex, multi-million-pound projects on time and within budget.

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Course codeCID158

Duration1 year

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LocationOn campus

Course summary

This MSc Engineering Management course is designed to equip graduates with the skills to become critical and effective engineering managers. It’s open to anyone with an engineering degree, regardless of discipline, and combines advanced research and analysis with essential business management expertise.

You’ll develop key skills in project control, supply chain management, risk management, and quality optimisation, alongside leadership, negotiation, collaboration, and effective communication. These ‘soft’ skills will prepare you to manage conflict, navigate workplace politics, and drive change.

Through a real-world project, sponsored by an industry partner, you’ll gain both research and practical experience, offering a unique opportunity to impress academic assessors and potential employers alike. This programme is your path to becoming a confident, strategic engineering leader.

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What you'll study

Project Management and Control (30 credits)+

Understanding Organisations and Systems (15 credits)+

Commercial and Contractual Issues in Project Management (15 credits)+

Leaderships and Management of Project Risk, Quality and People (30 credits)+

Engineering Management Practice (30 credits)+

Project/Dissertation (60 credits)+

How you'll learn

We use a wide variety of teaching and learning methods which include lectures, group work, research, discussion groups, seminars, tutorials and practical laboratory sessions. Compared to an undergraduate course, you will find that this Masters requires a higher level of independent working. Assessment methods include individual written reports and research papers, practical assignments and the Masters project.

I thoroughly enjoy the academic balance of my studies. The interactive lectures allow us to discuss real-world business challenges with expert tutors, while independent study has helped me develop my critical thinking, personal discipline and research skills.
Akritee Biswakarma
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Entry requirements

To study this course, you need:

2:2 honours degree; or
Equivalent professional qualifications

You must meet the minimum English language requirements to join the course:

6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component (IELTS)

We accept a range of English language tests and qualifications for students from all over the world. View the full list here.

Accreditation of prior learning (APL)

APL is the term used when you get credit towards your course for something you learned in the past. It means you might not need to study all of the course including a module or number of modules.

This can come from:

Previous learning
Work experience

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Fees and finance support

2026/27 fees

The annual fee for this course is:

£9,000 if you are from the UK/Europe
£18,000 if you are an international student

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This information was correct at the time of publication.

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