Program Overview

INGEGNERIA GESTIONALE

Overview

The Master's Degree Course in Management Engineering is designed to train professionals capable of designing and managing production and logistics systems, organizing and managing a company, performing economic and financial analysis, implementing and developing management control, planning and managing large projects. The training is characterized by a strong integration with local, national, and international production realities through seminars, visits, and internships.

Program Details

• Code: 8734
• Type: Master's Degree Course
• Duration: 2 years
• CFU: 120
• Class: LM-31 (Master's Degree in Management Engineering)
• Access: Free access, but with a required verification
• Language: Italian
• Teaching Method: Conventional
• Coordinator: Silvano Cincotti
• Department: Department of Mechanical, Energy, Management, and Transportation Engineering
• Costs: From 0 to 3000 euros per year. Discover if you are entitled to scholarships and exemptions
• International Experiences: International locations and partners

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Management Engineering can work in various private or public sectors, including:

• Designing and managing production and logistics systems
• Planning strategic initiatives
• Performing economic and financial analysis
• Planning and managing the innovation process
• Implementing and developing management control
• Planning and managing large projects

Course Contents

The training path offers both technological knowledge and managerial skills, with the aim of training a professional capable of dealing with the complexity of the industrial and service fabric and, more generally, with the economic context. The graduate in Management Engineering is a professional who knows the principles of operation, design, and modeling of production systems for goods and services and logistics systems. This is combined with an understanding of the interactions that bind technological variables to economic, organizational, and financial variables, whether they are declined at the factory, company, or industry level.

Didactics and Research

The teachings provide both modeling and quantitative analysis tools, including a variety of numerical, analytical, computational modeling, and experimentation methods, as well as specific knowledge aimed at analyzing and solving problems in emerging areas of specialization, such as those related to innovation and change.

Internationalization

The course offers various internationalization opportunities, including:

• CINDA - Study in Central and South America
• Cinda incoming
• Erasmus+ mobility for study and internship
• Outgoing Erasmus+ traineeship
• Outgoing Erasmus+ study
• Study stays at partner universities
• Summer school in Europe
• Thesis in non-EU countries
• Student mobility - Incoming

Quality Assurance

The course quality is ensured through:

• UniGe for you
• Teachings and teachers
• Tutors
• Student representatives
• Teaching evaluation
• Commissions and references
• Reports and complaints

News and Events

The course regularly updates news and events related to the program, including:

• Open enrollments for the 2nd edition of the specialization course in Project Management of Sustainable Large Infrastructures
• The 2025 company degree
• Career day 2025

Contacts

For more information on the course, visit the dedicated section.