Master of Engineering Management

Interested in finding out more about the MEM Programme?

Our next Open Evenings will take place on:

Date: Thursday 19th July 2012
Time: 6.30pm-8.00pm
Venue: Room 224 UCD Engineering & Materials Science Centre, Belfield (click here for link to campus map)

Email for further enquiries: mem@ucd.ie

The Master of Engineering Management programme is designed for engineers and other technology professionals who are developing careers in the broad area of operations and engineering management.

It is a part time masters programme, focussed on linking engineering with management and business topics to produce graduates who quickly move into management positions within their companies. Our focus is broadly on operations and engineering management in manufacturing and service enterprises as a pathway to career success.

Lectures take place on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings to minimise disruption to participants’ work schedules.

The degree of Master of Engineering Management was introduced in 2009 as a successor to the long running and successful Master of Industrial Engineering (MIE) programme.

Over the years MIE graduates have gone on to play leading roles in organisations involved in both the manufacturing and service sectors.

To reflect the wide scope of the programme and the changing nature of business operations in Ireland, the title of the degree was changed to Master of Engineering Management, ME (Mgmt).

ME (Mgmt.) Contact Information

Ms Agnieszka Wisniewska,
Graduate Programme Administrator
Tel. (01) 716 1757

mem@ucd.ie

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Motivation

All our students are strongly motivated by career ambitions. The opportunity to widen horizons outside specialist technical areas means that many participants experience career advancements in the short term, either during the programme or after completion.

Business

Covering a range of business topics, we aim to give you a better understanding of the world of business to complement your engineering background.

Management

Understanding and utilising best practice in human and organisational behaviour and people management is a critical facet of all management roles. Programme inputs in business strategy, finance, accounting and marketing strongly complement the people management skills.

Analytical

You will have a finely developed range of analytical skills which we aim to sharpen for decision making in the business and managerial environment.

Innovation

An increasingly rapid rate of technology innovation is a feature of all business enterprises . We will equip you in a special way to manage the areas of innovation and technology development.