Postgraduate Coursework

Master of Business Administration

Engineering Management

Programme Overview

Master of Business Administration

The Master of Business Administration in Engineering Management combines advanced business administration with the management of engineering, technology and innovation. It is designed for graduates and professionals seeking stronger capabilities in strategic decision-making, finance, marketing, people management and technology-driven organisations.

The coursework structure balances core business knowledge, specialist engineering management subjects, elective study and an applied research project, enabling learners to connect management theory with contemporary organisational and industrial challenges.

Curriculum

Programme Structure

Core Courses

12 credits
  • Business Research Methodology
  • Business Law and Ethics
  • Human Resource Management

Specialisation Courses

18 credits
  • Corporate Finance
  • Accounting for Managers
  • Marketing Management
  • Emerging Engineering Technology
  • Engineering Management

Management Elective

3 credits
  • Choose one: Organisational Behaviour, Management Information System, Project Management, or Quality and Productivity Management

Engineering Elective

3 credits
  • Choose one: Energy Management & Audit, Professional Practice in Engineering Management, or Seminar in Engineering Management & Industrial Development

Research Project

6 credits
  • Applied research project
Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • A Bachelor’s Degree in engineering, science, technology or a related field with a CGPA of at least 2.50 from a recognised institution and approved by the UniMAP Senate.
  • Applicants with a CGPA of at least 2.00 may be considered with a minimum of five years of relevant working experience, subject to Senate approval.
  • A non-engineering Bachelor’s Degree with a CGPA of at least 2.50 may be considered with a minimum of five years of engineering-related working experience, subject to Senate approval.
Foreign candidates must fulfil the approved English language requirement and any additional assessment stipulated by the University.