Mission

The program aims to prepare engineers from various specialties to address advanced engineering challenges while considering technical, social, and economic impacts. The graduates will be equipped with leadership skills, enabling them to manage engineering processes effectively and harness technological innovations.

Objectives

• Prepare graduates to assume leadership roles in organizations.
• Equip students with knowledge and skills to interact with experts from different disciplines.
• Develop decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic thinking skills for managing risks.
• Provide practical tools to lead teams and develop strategies to achieve business outcomes.

Study Plan

First Semester

• Engineering Ethics & Leadership
• Engineering Economy & Decision Making
• Advanced Operations Research
• Advanced Statistics for Engineering Managers
• Elective I

Second Semester

• Engineering Accounting & Management
• Engineering Project Management
• Engineering Strategic Management
• Management Information System
• Elective II

Third Semester

• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Practical Final Project

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have a B.Sc. degree in engineering with a minimum grade of "Good" from an accredited university. The program spans over three semesters, including a thesis, with a total of 33 credit hours.

Program Fees

• Registration Fee: $23
• First Semester Fee: $1333
• Second Semester Fee: $1333
• Third Semester Fee: $533
• University ID: $13