Program Overview

Master of Science in Engineering Management

The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MScEM) program at the University of Sharjah is designed for individuals with a bachelor's degree in engineering who aim to become managers or business leaders. The program combines technical expertise with business skills, providing a competitive advantage in organizations.

Degree Structure

• College: Engineering
• Department: Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
• Level: Graduate Masters
• Study System: Courses and Theses
• Total Credit Hours: 33 Cr. Hrs.
• Duration: 2-4 Years
• Intake: Fall and Spring
• Language: English
• Study Mode: Full Time and Part Time

Degree Overview

The MScEM program is tailored for engineering graduates seeking to enhance their technical expertise with business acumen. The program's strengths include a wide range of elective courses and distinguished faculty members.

What You Will Learn

Students will acquire combined technical and business skills, increasingly demanded by organizations seeking a sustainable competitive advantage. The program is specially designed for those aiming to be managers or business leaders in engineering fields.

University Requirements

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College Requirements

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Degree Requirements

To obtain the M.Sc. degree, students must complete 33 Credit Hours (CHs), including:

• 15 CHs of compulsory courses
• 9 CHs of elective courses
• 9 CHs of M.Sc. thesis
• A zero-CH seminar

Course Description

The program includes various courses such as:

• Legal Issues
• Operations Management
• Applied Engineering Optimization
• Engineering Statistical Analysis
• Experimental Design and Analysis
• Engineering Asset Management
• Safety Engineering Management
• Management for Engineers
• Engineering Project Management
• Economic Analysis of Engineering Systems
• Quality Engineering
• Lean Six-Sigma Systems
• Organizational Behaviour for Engineers
• Accounting and Finance for Engineers
• Special Topics in Engineering Management
• Engineering Management Research Methodologies
• Technology & Innovation Management
• M.Sc. Seminar
• M.Sc. Thesis

Each course has a detailed description outlining its objectives, topics covered, and credit hours.

Study Plan

The study plan for the MScEM program is outlined in a table, showing the courses to be taken each semester, including compulsory and elective courses, and the M.Sc. thesis.

Career Path

The program prepares students for a career impact by providing personalized career resources. Every student's journey is different, and the Career & Professional Development team offers support to help students make an impact.

Helpful Resources

Resources are available for students, including information on student life, financial aid, tuition and fees, and more. However, specific details on these resources are not provided in the context.