Master of Engineering Management

Course 761-EM (2009)

Note: This is an archived Handbook entry from 2009.

Year and Campus:	2009
Fees Information:	Subject EFTSL, Level, Discipline & Census Date
Level:	Graduate/Postgraduate

Coordinator

Dr Russell Thompson
Department. of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Tel: +61 3 83446774
Email: rgthom@unimelb.edu.au

Contact

Engineering Student Centre

Ground Floor, Old Engineering Building
The University of Melbourne
Victoria 3010 AUSTRALIA

Tel: +61 3 8344 6703
Fax: +61 3 9349 2182

Email http://eng-unimelb.custhelp.com

Course Overview:	The Master of Engineering Management has been designed to bridge the business knowledge gap between engineering, technology and management. It equips the Engineer or Scientist with the skills required at management levels of technology based enterprise. It provides the financial, investment evaluation and business skills necessary to operate in diverse areas of technology and in the rapidly expanding and changing market place. This postgraduate program will enable you to acquire an overview of the legal, commercial, marketing and human issues that a manager needs in a technical environment.
Objectives:	That a graduate of the program should have: advanced knowledge of international social systems and the regulatory role that managers of technological enterprises play in society; advanced working skills in the application of computers, software and new technologies relevant to management of technological enterprises; advanced awareness of social, cultural and environmental responsibilities of managers of technological enterprises for sustainable outcomes; a sound attitude for undertaking life-long learning in technical and management fields; a well developed capacity to engage with technical and socio-economic issues in contemporary society; a well developed capacity to understand and participate in a multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural team environment as either a leader or a technical support specialist.
Course Structure & Available Subjects:	The Master of Engineering Management is offered at two entry levels: 200 Point Program The 200 point program consists of the Graduate Diploma followed by the 100 point Masters (see below). If a student leaves the 200 point program prior to completion, he/she may be awarded either the Certificate or Diploma in Engineering Management if all of the necessary requirements have been satisfactorily completed. 100 Point Program (below)
Subject Options:	Course Structure (of the 100 point Master of Engineering Management) Core Subjects (37.5 points) Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 421-671 Financial Analysis of Complex Projects Semester 1 12.500 421-672 Management of Technological Enterprises Semester 1 12.500 421-673 Sustainable Supply Chain Management Semester 2 12.500 Restricted Elective Subjects (25 points) Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 421-682 Engineering Systems Management Semester 2 12.500 325-694 Managing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Semester 1, Semester 2 12.500 Elective Subjects (37.5 points) Taken from level 6 subjects included in the Electives List or other subjects approved by the Course Coordinator. A student is limited to a maximum of 25 points by research. Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: 421-604 Environmental Management ISO 14000 Semester 2 12.500 421-609 Technology in Society Not offered in 2009 12.500 421-616 Technology Assessment Semester 1 12.500 421-627 Sustainable Water Resources Management Semester 2 12.500 421-681 Management for the Environment Semester 2 12.500 451-610 Fundamentals of GIS Semester 1 12.500 451-624 Management of GIS Semester 2 12.500 421-654 Principles of Asset Management Semester 1 12.500 421-668 Sustainable Irrigation System Management Not offered in 2009 12.500 421-663 Engineering Project Management Semester 1 12.500 421-664 Project Delivery Semester 2 12.500 421-667 Project Management Practices Semester 2 12.500 421-666 Management of Project Resources Semester 2 12.500 316-802 Macroeconomics for Managers Semester 1, Semester 2 12.500 316-660 Managerial Economics Semester 1, Semester 2 12.500 325-677 People and Change Semester 2 12.500 325-679 Supply Chain Management Semester 2 12.500 325-692 Decision Analysis Semester 1 12.500 421-711 Solar Energy Semester 1 12.500
Entry Requirements:	4 year degree in engineering or science including mathematics with an av. grade of at least 70%; a 3 year degree in Engineering or related science with an av. grade of at least 70% & at least 2 years documented relevant work experience; or via pathway. Language Requirements International students and students whose prior qualifications are from a university overseas where English is not the official language of instruction and examination need to supply proof of academic English language competency. Proof acceptable to the University includes: Original evidence of an English Language test score at a sitting within the last 24 months of either: TOEFL - at least 577 and a TWE of at least 4.5 (paper based) or a TOEFL of at least 233 with an Essay Rating of at least 4.5 (computer based) or IELTS - at least 6.5. (A minimum band score of 6 is required in the Academic Writing module). Entry under a slightly lower Engineering alternative* English Language entry requirement is available as follows: TOEFL - at least 550, with a TWE of 4 or the computer based TOEFL of at least 213 with an Essay Rating Score of at least 4 and agreeing in writing to undertake and pass an ESL subject in the first semester of study at The University of Melbourne or IELTS - at least 6 and agreeing in writing to undertake and pass an ESL subject in the first semester of study at the University of Melbourne. * The Faculty of Engineering's English Language alternative may affect the duration and cost of your program
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Notes:	Program Flexibility By prior arrangement a limited number of subjects may be taken from the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, from the Engineering Project Management program, or from elsewhere. This program is one of two engineering management programs offered by the Faculty of Engineering. You may wish to consider the other programs of Engineering Project Management.

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