UOW Course Handbook : Major / Specialisation MAJ43011

Delivery

To view delivery information specific to your campus, click on Select availability in the top right of screen and choose your campus and delivery mode.

Structure

a) To qualify for award of the degree of Master of Engineering with a Management specialisation, complete 96 credit points and satisfy all course requirements for the degree outlined in the course structure below.

b) 78 credit points of core subjects.

c) 18 credit points of Management discipline subjects or general elective subjects.

Students should consult with the Academic Program Director's directly to help in planning out their program of study.

96 Credit points

Year 148 Credit points

Core36 Credit points

Complete the subjects listed below:

Innovation and Design

Engineering Project Management

Engineering Research Methods

Systems Reliability Engineering

Professional Communications and Engineering Workplace Practice 1

Professional Communication and Engineering Workplace Practice 2

Elective12 Credit points

Year 248 Credit points

Capstone12 Credit points

A capstone subject is compulsory. Students must choose one of the two capstone options below.

Annual Capstone12 Credit points

OR

Autumn Capstone + Spring Elective12 Credit points

Core30 Credit points

Complete the subjects listed below:

Modelling of Engineering Management Systems

Strategic Management for Engineers and Technologists

Financial Management for Engineered Assets

Life-Cycle and Risk Management

Engineering Logistics

Contemporary Issues in Supply Chain Management

Elective6 Credit points

Select 1 subject from the Management Discipline subject list below or 1 general elective subject. A general elective subject includes any subject listed under Management, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Mechatronic Engineering specialisations. As well as any other 800 or 900 level ENGG subjects, not already core in your specialisation. Note: some subjects may have pre and corequisites.

Management discipline list

Construction Management

Sustainability for Engineers, Scientists and Professionals

Maintenance Requirement Analysis

Organisational Behaviour and Management

Leading in Contemporary Organisations

Principles of Marketing Management

Strategic Human Resource Management

Management of Change

Job Analysis, Recruitment and Selection

Cross Cultural Management

Advanced Building Design for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Sustainable Energy Technologies

Credit for prior learning

Articulation Arrangements

Contact details

Faculty contact

Academic program director

Handbook directory

Access past years' handbook