MSc in Engineering Management

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) at the University of Lincoln is a professional master's degree that bridges the gap between engineering, technology, and management. It is often called the "Engineer's MBA" or "MBA for Engineers" and is an ideal choice for engineering graduates who want to combine their technical skills with business acumen and move into a higher managerial role in technology. The program is designed to provide students with a broad perspective on how to deal with problems associated with complex and dynamic systems. It covers not only in-depth technical and managerial skills, but also provides the necessary training to deal with people from different cultures and backgrounds. As a result, MEM students are viewed by companies as more aware of issues such as social, cultural, ethical, and environmental concerns than a regular master's degree holder. The subjects in the MS in Engineering Management program at the University of Lincoln may vary depending on the specialization and course curriculum. However, some of the core subjects include statistics and probability, applied machine learning, data science for business intelligence/data analysis, operations management, accounting and financial management, project management, product management, economics & public policy/managerial economics, leadership and organizational behavior, systems engineering and architecture, manufacturing management, computer simulation for risk, technology management, international business management, engineering systems simulation, and design project management. After completing the program, students will have a variety of career options available to them, such as chemical process engineer, automation engineer, client services analyst, construction project manager, design engineer, and many more. The degree provides students with the technical knowledge and communication skills they need to lead a team and manage both the work aspect of the staff and the visual resources.