Management engineering
Master's degree programme
General information
| Disciplinary area | Technology |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 years - 120 Credits |
| Admission |
 No limited access
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| Language |
 Partially taught in English (3 courses)
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| Teaching method | Lectures |
| Regulation | Main Teaching Regulations |
Presentation
The Second-Cycle Degree Program in Management Engineering is aimed at producing professionals capable of combining technological and managerial competencies and addressing complex interdisciplinary problems. Graduates are trained to use an interdisciplinary approach to analyze economic and productive systems and processes, both in industry and in the service sector. They also possess the knowledge to plan and make decisions in settings where managerial and organizational problems interact with technological issues. These marketable skills explain why management engineers are among the most sought-after professionals in the job market.Course content
The learning objectives of the Second-Cycle Degree in Management Engineering are based on the areas of manufacturing systems, production technology and automation, logistics and information technology, and economic management. Using this knowledge as a starting point, the program dedicates a considerable amount of instruction time to applied Management Engineering disciplines (economic-management engineering, processing technologies and systems, mechanical and automated industrial installations). These courses, along with others pertaining to management and decision-making models, and information management systems, will provide students with high-level analytical, decision- making, and planning skills in the sector of the management of production and information flow. To complement this group of basic subjects, students will have the flexibility to choose electives aimed at deepening their knowledge and planning and management skills in specific sectors of management, and industrial or computer engineering.Career options
Graduates in Management Engineering typically find employment in companies and sectors where management and technology problems represent a critical element, where management and technology interact with economic, social, and environmental variables, and where innovation in general plays an important role. Management engineers are key figures in managing situations which involve the integration of roles among various internal areas and competencies. They are also facilitators in developing and/or expanding the capabilities of companies in the planning and control of the supply chain, the redesigning of intra- and inter-organizational processes, the development of new products and the management of innovation processes, the management of projects and obtaining financing, and the strategic management of information systems. Graduates can also find excellent positions in the planning of industrial installations and production systems, the management of the production and procurement of materials, logistics, company organization, management oversight, and the design of information systems and telecommunications to support productive activities and/or provide services. The program prepares graduates for professions as analysts and designers of applied software and industrial engineering systems, as specialists in the management and monitoring of private companies, and as researchers and technicians in the fields of engineering sciences and architecture.List of single courses taught in English
- Business Process Engineering [ credits: 12]- Advanced Design and Management of Manufacturing Systems [ credits: 9]
- Software and Service Engineering [ credits: 9]
More information
- Course Director
- prof.ssa Rita Gamberini
e-mail rita.gamberini@unimore.it - Tutor
- prof. Claudio Giberti
e-mail claudio.giberti@unimore.it
The course is managed by the Department of Sciences and Method for Engineering