Master of Science in Engineering Management

About

The MSc Engineering Management programme equips you with systematic and strategic perspectives to lead engineering projects, oversee the full engineering lifecycle, and deliver innovative, real-world solutions in manufacturing and technical environments. The Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI), in partnership with the University of Chichester, proudly offers this prestigious programme. The University of Chichester is a highly regarded institution in the UK, consistently recognised for its academic excellence and student-focused approach. Upon successful completion of the Engineering Management programme, you should be able to: Apply an enhanced knowledge base and reflective practice to launch a career in Engineering Management at the Professional Engineer level. Enhance specialist knowledge in the area of engineering enterprise and management which builds upon STEM based studies and professional experience acquired prior to undertaking this programme. Develop an extensive insight into environmental, industrial, commercial and financial applications and requirements. Develop critical insight of management issues relating to engineering business both at national and global scale. Further develop improved skills of independent learning and critical appraisal. The MSc Engineering Management programme equips you to address strategic and operational challenges faced by senior engineering managers, while developing expertise in organisational structures, resource planning, service evaluation, and management systems across local, national, and global contexts. The programme also prepares you to advance into high-impact leadership roles or pursue doctoral-level studies. At BSBI, our dedicated Careers Service supports Engineering Management students and graduates in achieving their career goals. 

Career Path 

Graduate career path includes Engineering Project Manager (planning, execution, and delivery of technical projects), Operations Manager (manufacturing, production, and process optimization), Quality Assurance / Quality Control Manager (standards, compliance, continuous improvement), Supply Chain & Logistics Manager (procurement, distribution, global operations), Product Development Manager (innovation, R&D, commercialization of new technologies),Technical Program Manager (cross-functional coordination in tech companies), Manufacturing Manager (lean manufacturing, automation, efficiency improvement), Systems Engineer / Manager (complex systems integration, lifecycle management), Construction Project Manager (large-scale infrastructure and engineering projects), Energy & Utilities Manager (renewable energy, oil & gas, power systems).