SIC College of Business and Technology

RMIT Univerity - Master of Engineering (Engineering Management)

The Master of Engineering (Management) program aims to prepare graduates for leadership roles in the management of engineering and technology-based organisations. The program is tailored to individual needs, allowing students to develop skills and expertise in a broad range of engineering management practices.

Students can focus their studies in the following areas: technology management, environmental management, performance management, risk management, engineering economic strategy, international engineering management, project management, quality management, logistics management, and systems engineering. Specialisations from other areas within RMIT are also available.

The program’s major strengths come from a focus on: thinking strategically; addressing problems from a new point of view; challenging established practices and norms; developing innovative approaches; understanding how to manage an ever-changing technology base; and developing a systems approach to problem and/or opportunity definition.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
  • Candidates will have a first degree in engineering or applied science, taught and assessed in English, from a recognised university. Applicants with other equivalent qualifications may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

    • English Language Requirement:
    For students whose first language is not English, either (a) evidence of having reached at least the equivalent of IELTS 6.0/TOEFL 550 or the language of instruction for their previous diploma / degree was English.
Duration 12 months (Part Time)
Master of Engineering (Engineering Management)
STRUCTURE

COURSE REGULATIONS

To graduate, students must complete a total of 144 credit points comprising of the subjects listed above.

ASSESSMENT

Students will experience a range of types of assessment. Students will be assessed through skill-based exercises, individual coursework assignments, seminar paper discussion, presentations and examinations. They will have taken part in group projects and understand the relevance of practical team management projects.

Students will present themselves for examinations at agreed times during the year.

All assessments will be set and marked by RMIT
AWARD Students will be awarded the Master of Engineering (Engineering Management) for successful completion of the program.