Engineering Management, BSc

Short description: 

The aim of the training is to prepare Engineering Managers who have the appropriate knowledge of Natural Sciences, Engineering, Management, and Organization to manage the supply, technical, IT, financial, and human processes of various types of production and service enterprises. They are able to contribute effectively to projects related to these processes and manage the operation of organizations, including the establishment and implementation of development processes. Graduates are also prepared to continue their studies at the Master's level.​

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Lecture, seminar: 43%

Practice: 57%

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Internship/Practice: Students should complete a 6-week practice in related field.

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Main subjects typically include (this list is indicative and may change):

 

• Year 1: Mathematics I and II, Projective Geometry, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Mechanics I, Engineering Informatics, Environmental Basics of Sustainable Development, Geographical Information Systems, Economics I. - Microeconomics, Economics II. - Macroeconomics, Business Statistics, Business Economics, Accounting I, Quality Management, Ergonomics, Environmental, Health and Safety.

• Year 2: Management-related subjects include Innovation and Strategic Management, Project Management, Business Management, Engineering and Lean Management, Communication, Basics of Law, and Labour and Business Law. Engineering basics cover Mechanical Drawing and Computer Drawing, Materials Engineering, General Mechanics, Electrotechnics and Electronics, Technique of Measurement, and Collaborative Process Automation. Finance-related subjects encompass Macroeconomic Finance, Accounting II, Analysis and Controlling, Corporate Finance, and Economic Modelling of Companies' Operations.

• Year 3: Field-specific Compulsory Subjects in accordance with the specialization
  Construction Industry specialization (Basics of Architecture, Building Structures, Building Materials, Construction Management, Structural Building Construction, Building Energetics).
  Industrial Process Engineering specialization (Logistics, Process Planning, Introduction to Operation Management, System Analysis, Applied Quality Tools, Decision Support Methods, Modern Industrial Maintenance Methods)
  Material Handling and Logistics specialization (Goods Transfer, Packaging Technology, Material Handling, Logistics Information Systems, Production Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Logistics).

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Career prospects: A Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Management is a versatile qualification that combines engineering principles with business and management practices. Graduates are valuable in industries that require both technical expertise and managerial or organizational skills. Some potential career prospects include Project Manager, Operations Manager, Supply Chain Manager, Engineering Manager, and Production Manager.​

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