The Master of Engineering Management enhances management, innovation and sustainability practices. Focus on effective engineering management practices in technical organisations. You'll benefit from Torrens University's extensive network of industry partners. Graduate equipped for leadership roles.

This course will develop your ability in engineering management by further developing your cognitive, technical and creative skills so you can solve problems, manage risks and develop strategies in an organisational context. The course promotes your understanding of engineering management concepts across 10 core subjects and six elective subjects to tailor your qualification to your career goals.

This course comprises of 16 subjects, which includes 10 core subjects and 6 elective subjects. Each subject involves 10 hours of study per week, comprising 3 hours of facilitated study and 7 hours self-directed study.

• Year 1

• Year 2

• Electives

Year 1:

Requirements

These six core subjects must be completed. Additionally you're required to select two electives from the electives tab.

Core subjects

• Business Environment | MGT501 

• Business Communications | MGT502

• Principles of Project Management | PROJ6000

• Financial Management | FIN600

• Management, People and Teams | MGT600

• Engineering Sustainability | MEM601

Year 2:

Requirements

These four core subjects must be completed. Additionally you’re required to select four electives from the electives tab.

Core subjects

• Engineering Risk Management | MEM602

• Innovation Creativity and Entrepreneurship | MGT607

• Engineering Strategy | MEM603

• Engineering Management Capstone | MEM604

Electives:

Requirements

Choose two elective subjects in year one and four elective subjects in year two below. *Please note that where an elective requires Program Director Approval.

Elective subjects

• Dynamic Leadership | MGT601

• Business Decision Analytics | MGT602

• Systems Thinking | MGT603

• Strategic Management | MGT604

• Employer Based Project | MGT606

• Business Law and International Contexts | MGT608

• Managing Information Systems | MGT609

• Organisational Best Practice | MGT610

• Corporate Sustainability | MGT613

• Technology Strategy | MGT614

• Research Methods | MGT620

• Critical Reading and Research Proposal | MGT621

• Marketing | MKT600

• Integrated Project Management | PROJ6001 / PROJ6017

• Project Planning and Budgeting | PROJ6002

• Project Execution and Control | PROJ6003

• Contracts and Procurement | PROJ6004

• Sustainability in Project, Portfolio & Program Management | PROJ6005

• Leadership for the Contemporary Organisation | PROJ6008

• Business Process Management and Systems | PROJ6009

• Foundations of Information Systems | MIS500

• Principles of Programming | MIS501

• Data Modelling and Database Design | MIS602

• Microservices Architecture | MIS603

• Requirements Engineering | MIS604

• Systems Analysis and Design | MIS605

• Cybersecurity | MIS607

• Agile Project Management | MIS608

• Data Management and Analytics | MIS609

• Accounting Information Systems | ACCT6001

• Software Development Management | SDM404

• Human Centred Design | HCD402

• Secure by Design | SBD403

• Intelligence Systems | ISY503

• Cloud Computing Fundamentals | CCF501

• Big Data and Analytics | BDA601

• User Experience Design | DID602A

• Design Futures | DSGN6028

• Global Social Enterprise Incubator | SEH600

• Social Enterprise | DSGN6031

Potential employment opportunities may include, but are not limited to, the following roles within organisations across various industries:

Potential career paths

• Technology Advisor
  Average salary: $110,945 - $155,309
• Chief Technology Officer
  Average salary: $159,300 - $237,500
• Operations Manager
  Average salary: $100,000 - $155,269
• Product Development Manager
  Average salary: $125,000 - $158,882

Successful completion of an undergraduate engineering or technology-based degree or equivalent

Academic IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) or equivalent.