Program Overview

MSc Engineering Management

Programme Overview

The MSc Engineering Management programme addresses a critical skills gap in the industry for engineers proficient in project management, capable of leading engineering projects across various sectors with a balanced emphasis on technical excellence and management skills. It is a dynamic and challenging programme that merges thorough technical knowledge with a range of personal attributes and business acumen. This programme is designed for professionals with some industrial experience who aspire to transition into management roles.

Programme Modules

• Engineering Group Project (60 Credits) - Compulsory
  • Module aims to develop a student's team working skills in planning and execution of a group product development exercise, drawing on their acquired knowledge from other modules appropriate to their programme. In addition, the module aims to develop a student's communication skills to enable them to communicate their findings in a written and group presentation.
• Engineering Project Management (30 Credits) - Compulsory
  • The aim of this module is to prepare students to be able to apply project management techniques to achieve quality engineering solutions using human and financial resources in a given time frame. On the completion of the module, the successful student will be able to: 1. understand the principles of project management and their limitations; 2. plan a project process including recruitment and managing a project team; 3. be able to make decisions on the use of resources in an engineering project; and 4. evaluate project costs and schedules.
• Engineering Simulation (30 Credits) - Compulsory
  • This module will enable students to understand the scientific methods underlying the modelling of real systems. It will further expand their understanding of a range of sophisticated mathematical techniques and simulation methods using the examples facilitated by engineering systems. Case studies will be used to illustrate how models can be validated against real measurements. Assessment procedures are designed to enable students to deliver academically significant modelling performances.
• Human Resource Management in Engineering (15 Credits) - Compulsory
  • This module enables students to apply a range of human resource management techniques in engineering management situations.
• Financial Management in Engineering (15 Credits) - Compulsory
  • This module enables students to use financial management tools to achieve engineering solutions using financial resources.
• Logistics and Supply Chain (30 Credits) - Compulsory
  • The aim of the module is to understand the operation of supply chains in an engineering enterprise and to be able to control the logistical operation. On the completion of the module, the successful student will be able to: Understand the impact of the supply chain on an engineering enterprise, understand how to model a supply chain, make decisions on the use of resources by evaluating costs and schedules to achieve a logistics strategy and critically evaluate the performance of the logistics network on the business.

Programme Content

• What you will study on your MSc Engineering management programme
  • We are among the few universities in the region offering a programme in Engineering Management, drawing graduates from diverse engineering disciplines and enriching the classroom experience with varied perspectives. During the programme you will develop the skills and knowledge to successfully accomplish the objectives of an engineering project.
• Broaden your industry network around the globe
  • During programme you will work with some of our key industry partners including Microsoft, Dell, IBM, Oracle, SAP and Cisco Net ensuring you have access to the latest technical equipment and software. You will also have access to specialist teaching materials and workshops to enrich your learning experience.

Programme Delivery

• In Person Delivery
  • Taught sessions are delivered Monday – Friday between 6.30PM and 9.30PM at our Dubai Knowledge Park campus providing you with the opportunity to study whilst you work. Additional sessions might be scheduled over weekends or holiday periods with prior notice. You will be expected to attend session per week per module, expect where otherwise stated in the programme timetable. Attending scheduled weekly classes is an important requirement for the completion of this programme.
• Online/Hybrid Delivery
  • Study from the comfort of your own home through live interactive sessions and asynchronous learning delivered during weekly session on Fridays and Saturdays. These sessions will be delivered using a variety of interactive learning technologies and you will have access to our virtual labs and Virtual Learning Platform. You will also be supported by our expert faculty with virtual one to one consultations throughout your programme.
• Optional Residential Trip to Dubai For Online/Hybrid Delivery Option
  • If you choose to study the MSc Engineering Management programme online you will have the opportunity to meet your cohort and faculty during an optional two-week residential trip in Dubai. The residential programme includes interactive workshops and engaging sessions with faculty and industry experts at our Dubai Knowledge Park campus. Supported by our advanced knowledge enterprises, including the Centre for Innovation in the Human Experience, these sessions will provide practical knowledge and skills in innovation management, entrepreneurship, public speaking, networking, and emerging technologies like AI and VR. During the two-week residential, you will attend talks by invited speakers, participate in field visits, and explore Dubai. Special accommodation packages at the Myriad Residence are available for students who wish to attend.

Teaching

• WORLD-CLASS FACULTY WITH A WEALTH OF INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE.
  • Classes are held at our Dubai Knowledge Park campus on weekdays (Monday to Friday) from 6:30pm to 9:30pm.
  • Occasional weekend or holiday sessions may also be scheduled with prior notice. Most modules include one session per week, with exceptions noted in the timetable. For the Dissertation, you'll work independently.

Work While You Study

• Evening classes are designed to fit around a busy lifestyle, making it possible to work during the day while pursuing your studies. This flexible schedule allows you to gain valuable professional experience or manage personal commitments alongside your academic goals.

Course Overview

• Course Details
  • Fees (Total)
  • Fees Breakdown
• INTAKE
  • September - In person delivery
  • September and January - Online delivery
• DURATION
  • If you choose to study in person you can choose to study full-time (1 year) or part-time (2 years)
  • If you choose to study online the programme is taught part-time over 2 years.
• HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
  • Professor Fehmida Hussain (DPhil, SFHEA, CITP FBCS)
• COURSE LEADER
  • Dr Krishnadas Nanath
• Fees (Total)
  • AED 74,263 – In person delivery
  • AED 53,560 – Online delivery
  • *All tuition fees are inclusive of VAT
• Year 1
  • Part-time in person delivery – AED 37,132
  • Part-time online delivery – AED 26,780
  • *All tuition fees are inclusive of VAT
• Year 2
  • Part-time in person delivery – AED 37,132
  • Part-time online delivery – AED 26,780
  • *All tuition fees are inclusive of VAT

Entry Requirements

• WE ACCEPT APPLICANTS FROM A WIDE RANGE OF DIFFERENT CURRICULUMS
  • Academic Requirements
    • Minimum of 2.2 honours degree or above in an engineering or a numerate discipline. We also consider candidates with other relevant qualification
  • English Language Requirements (Postgraduate)
    • All programmes at Middlesex University Dubai are taught in English and applicants with previous education outside of English-speaking countries (such as the UK, the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand), must demonstrate English language proficiency as follows:
      • English Language Test|Entry Requirement
        • IELTS Academic| 6.5 (with 6.0 in each component)
        • TOEFL Internet-based| 72 (Reading min 18, Writing min 21, Listening min 17, Speaking min 20)
        • Pearson PTE Academic| 59 (with 59 in all components)
        • Dubai Campus MDX Internal English Test| 6.5 (with 6.0 in each component)
      • Additionally, students with the following qualifications may be considered as having met the English language requirements:
        • English Language|Entry Requirement
          • GCSE/1GCSE/0-Level English (as a first or second language)| Grade C or 4 if taken in England since September 2016; *Scriptwriting MA overall grade B/3
          • CBSE/ISC Boards/NI0S/Most State Boards| Minimum Grade Of 70% in English
          • International Baccalaureate| Minimum Grade 5 in English A1 (Standard or Higher Level) in IB or a minimum of Grade 5 in English B (Higher Level)
          • WAEC/WASSCE/SSSCE/NECO| C6

Postgraduate Programmes FACULTY

• Professor Fehmida Hussain (DPhil, SFHEA, CITP FBCS)
  • Deputy Director Engagement and Student Experience, Head of Computer Engineering and Informatics (CEI), Head and Founder of Center for Innovation in Human Experience (CIHx), Head and Founder of MDX Innovation Hub
• Dr Krishnadas Nanath
  • Associate Professor, Deputy Head of CEI, Campus Programme Coordinator – Postgraduate Computer Engineering and Informatics, Head & Founder: Insights Lab
• Dr Sameer Kishore SFHEA
  • Campus Programme Coordinator MSc Robotics, Head and Founder, VRX Lab, Associate Professor
• Dr Maha Saadeh FHEA
  • Senior Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics
• Dr Engie Bashir SFHEA MSc
  • Senior Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics, Campus Programme Coordinator – Undergraduate Computer Engineering and Informatics
• Jaspreet Singh Sethi MIB FHEA
  • Senior Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics
• Santhosh Menon
  • Senior Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics
• Dr Judhi Prasetyo FHEA MSc
  • Senior Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics, Head & Founder, RoboTechX Lab
• Madhumita Das M.Tech FHEA
  • Lecturer Computer Engineering and Informatics
• Dr Sreejith Balasubramanian FHEA
  • Associate Professor, Chair, Office of Research, Head & Founder: Centre for Supply Chain Excellence
• Dr Vijaya Kumar
  • Senior Lecturer Accounting and Finance
• Neelofer Mashood MA MBA FHEA PGCHE
  • Senior Lecturer

Future Career and Employment

• WHERE YOUR UK DEGREE WILL TAKE YOUR CAREER
  • Graduates from the programme are expected to enter middle and senior management roles, equipped with highly specialised operational skills that are in high demand globally. The programme is enriched by industry engagement opportunities, including guest speakers and field trips. Strong ties with the employment market, visiting industry professionals, and staff with practical experience help students advance their career goals. Additionally, our Careers and Employability Service offers support during and after your studies.