634 Masters Programs in Engineering, General - Universities, Deadlines, Eligibility & Fees

Master of Engineering Management at La Trobe University combines technical and management-focused subjects to provide a comprehensive understanding of engineering project and team management. The curriculum includes topics such as project management, financial management, and strategic planning. Practical application is emphasized through case studies and industry projects. Graduates are equipped for diverse career opportunities in various industries.

Course Curriculum

Master of Engineering Management at La Trobe University focuses on developing commercial acumen and specialized skills for engineers. 

The curriculum covers:

• Management
• Innovation
• Sustainability
• Business fundamentals.

In the second year, students explore advanced subjects in 

• Project management
• Strategic management
• their chosen subjects from 12 engineering disciplines. 

Graduates gain expertise in engineering management, business acumen, and environmental sustainability practices, preparing them for leadership roles in their field.

Course Highlights

Admission Requirements

Exams

International applicants must provide a valid score in one of the following:

Documents/Prerequisite

• Previous transcripts.
• English Proficiency Scores.
• Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution.
• Work Experience in business or public sector.

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