Master of Engineering Management

The UOWD MEM program ensures that engineers acquire a strong grasp of strategic, operational, and financial frameworks. Upon graduation, you will be able to:

• Execute Technical Project Management: Apply contemporary project lifecycle frameworks to resource, budget, schedule, and lead large-scale, highly technical engineering projects.
• Formulate Strategic Judgments: Use corporate analysis tools to execute long-term decisions regarding business sustainability, market competition, and technological integration.
• Optimize Financial & Material Assets: Manage capital budgets, evaluate engineering economics, and optimize logistics, procurement, and asset life-cycles.
• Utilize Computational Modeling: Leverage advanced computational and data software tools to simulate, model, and troubleshoot complex engineering management systems.
• Drive Innovation & Product Design: Devise creative design processes and operational strategies to solve unexpected technical bottlenecks and bring new services to market.
• Lead Multidisciplinary Teams: Collaborate smoothly across business units with professionals from non-technical sectors like Finance, Human Resources, Legal, and Marketing.

* Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in the relevant field of study, or its equivalent, with an overall GPA between 2.5 and 2.99 (on a 4.0 scale) may be conditionally admitted to a master’s program, only if they meet the necessary English language requirement. Such students must take a maximum of 18cp of subjects studied for the master’s degree during the period of conditional admission and must achieve an overall WAM of 55 in their first 3 subjects at the University. Students who fail to achieve this standard may have their enrolment discontinued.

** Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in the relevant field of study, or its equivalent, with an overall GPA between 2.0 and 2.49 (on a 4.0 scale) may be conditionally admitted to a master’s degree, only if they meet the necessary English language requirement and they will be required to complete a maximum of 18cp remedial non-credit bearing subjects prior to enrolment in their chosen master’s degree. Students must achieve a minimum WAM of 55 in these subjects in order to progress to the Master’s degree or may have their enrolment discontinued.

Note:

[1] Unless otherwise stated, the entry requirements above are based on Section I institutions. Further details on alternate entry requirements can be obtained by contacting the Admissions department.
[2] Applicants for the MEM program are required to have a recognised Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.