This module provides students with the mathematical foundations required for analysing business and engineering problems. Students develop skills in quantitative reasoning, mathematical modelling, and applying calculations to decision-making situations in organizations. These skills support later studies in statistics, optimization, finance, and operations management.

This course introduces fundamental engineering concepts and scientific principles that support management engineering practice. Students gain an understanding of physical systems, technical processes, and how engineering solutions can be applied to improve efficiency, productivity, and innovation within organizations.

This module introduces essential computing concepts, digital systems, and information technologies used in modern organizations. Students learn how technology supports business operations, data management, automation, and digital transformation initiatives.

Students learn how to collect, interpret, and analyze data to support business and operational decisions. The course develops analytical skills required for forecasting, performance measurement, quality improvement, and evidence-based management.

This course introduces key principles of economics and business administration. Students explore markets, organizational structures, financial decision-making, and management strategies needed to operate successfully in competitive global environments.

This module focuses on designing, managing, and improving business processes. Students learn about production systems, supply chain coordination, resource management, productivity improvement, and strategies for achieving operational excellence.

Students explore engineering methods used to improve organizational efficiency. The course covers workflow analysis, process improvement techniques, quality management, and productivity strategies used in industries worldwide.

This course develops skills required to plan, execute, and manage projects successfully. Students learn about project planning, budgeting, risk management, leadership, scheduling, and stakeholder communication.

This module examines how organizations use innovation and emerging technologies to create competitive advantages. Students learn about digital transformation, technology adoption, entrepreneurship, and managing innovation within businesses.

This course introduces financial concepts relevant to management engineers and business leaders. Students learn how to evaluate investments, analyze costs, manage budgets, and make financially informed decisions.

Students develop the ability to analyze organizations and create strategies for long-term success. Topics include competitive analysis, strategic planning, leadership, global business environments, and organizational growth.

The final thesis allows students to apply their knowledge to a real-world management engineering challenge. Students conduct research, analyze problems, develop solutions, and demonstrate their ability to integrate engineering and management concepts.