Study Engineering Management MSc with Project Year

Course Highlights

The MSc in Engineering Management aims to enhance knowledge and skills in project and supply chain management including broader business management aspects.

This MSc is designed to reflect the expectation that candidates joining the award will have some suitable technical education, knowledge and/or expertise. It is also designed to have a strategic viewpoint and so a market-facing perspective is embedded across the modules delivered.

Project and people management, innovation, supply chain management and finance are the key knowledge aspects of this degree and address broadly the requirements of the benchmarks in these key areas.

Our learning, teaching and assessment use extensively case-based approaches, which consider the strategic and operational aspects of the operations of business within the international context.

During the course, stakeholder perspectives are considered extensively, and the realisation of strategies incorporates many aspects of key functional and operational concerns for businesses.

The Professional Project MSc is your chance to get the experience you need to stand out to graduate employers and make a difference by solving real global business challenges and demonstrating practical application of your learning. Prepare for the future by reflecting on your experience and the enhanced skills that you have gained.

In the first year you will have help from the University to find a professional project whilst developing your expertise in the taught modules of your degree. You will then spend your second year working on a client-led project, getting the chance to work with industry professionals and building your contacts.

Students need to find and secure their own project, supported by the University. A preparation module will also help you to get ready for your project and develop your professional skills.

Course Modules

Learning Structure

Teaching

• Learning and teaching includes lectures, seminars, discussions, presentations, tutorials, analysis of live case studies and use of video.
• Learning opportunities such as these should enable you to apply elements of your academic learning to a real-life context.

Assessment

• For each 20-credit module, you will undertake two pieces of assessment.
• The Management Research Project will be in the region of 12,000-14,000 words.
• A diverse diet of assessment, including presentation, exams, essays, reports and portfolios throughout the course.

Entry Requirements

• 4-year Bachelor's degree in any discipline with CGPA 2.75 or 60% of marks (or above) from recognised institution.

  CGPA 2.50 is acceptable of the following universities:

  1. North South University (NSU)
  2. BRAC University
  3. Independent University Bangladesh (IUB)
  4. American International University Bangladesh (AIUB)
  5. Asian University for Women (AUW)
  6. Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP)
• A 2:2 or above honours degree in any discipline.

English Language Requirements

IELTS Academic

Overall 6.5

With minimum 5.5 in each components

TOEFL iBT

Overall 91

Minimum in Listening: 19, Reading: 20, Speaking: 21, Writing: 20

PTE (Pearson Test of English) Academic

Overall 65

With minimum 59 in each components

LanguageCert Academic

Overall 70

With minimum 60 in each bands

OIETC (Oxford International English Test Centre)

Overall C1 / 7

With minimum B2 / 5 in each bands

Study Gaps

Applicants with 10 years or longer gaps in study are required to provide evidence demonstrating activities during this period and why returning to education is beneficial to their career.