Program Overview

Introduction to the Master's Program

The Master's Program in Management Engineering, also known as Ingegneria Gestionale, is a two-year program that consists of 120 credit points. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in management engineering, with the goal of developing a unified character for the management engineer profession.

Program Objectives

The program has two main objectives:

• To develop a core set of knowledge, methodologies, and approaches that are common to the management engineer profession.
• To provide students with a range of skills that can satisfy the diverse demands of businesses and institutions where management engineers will work.

Educational Goals

The program aims to develop five key skills in students:

1. Comprehension: Understanding the challenges, functions, and processes in business and industry, as well as their effects on companies, the economy, the environment, and society.
2. Identification: Identifying key trends, technologies, methodologies, and stakeholder needs in a specific context.
3. Design: Developing solutions by applying a scientific and engineering approach, combined with participatory methods to address problems and opportunities in business, industry, and society.
4. Development: Creating new ideas and transformative solutions that have a positive impact on evolving business, industrial, and social scenarios.
5. Interaction: Working professionally, responsibly, inclusively, effectively, and constructively in a work environment, including motivating other team members.

Program Structure

The program consists of a two-year curriculum, with a mix of compulsory and elective courses. The first year is dedicated to foundational courses, while the second year allows students to specialize in a specific area.

Teaching Methods

The program features an interactive teaching approach, with group work, testimonials from industry experts, and continuous updates on methods and case studies.

Special Opportunities

High-achieving students may be eligible for special programs, including:

• The Alta Scuola Politecnica, an advanced training program organized by the Politecnici of Milan and Turin.
• UNITECH, an advanced training program in collaboration with other prestigious European technical universities and companies.
• Alliance4Tech, a program of free mobility between the three campuses of the Politecnico di Milano, CentraleSupelec in Paris, and TU Berlin.
• Double Degree Programs, both internal and international.

Campus Locations

The program is offered at two campus locations:

• Campus Milano Bovisa: Via R. Lambruschini 4B, 20156 Milano.
• Campus Cremona: Via Sesto 39/41, 26100 Cremona.