Master of Science with a major in General Management - Engineering Management

Jonkoping

 

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Program Overview

The Master of Science with a major in General Management - Engineering Management at Jonkoping University is a comprehensive program designed for individuals seeking to combine technical engineering skills with advanced management expertise. This program focuses on developing leadership capabilities in managing complex engineering projects, improving business processes, and leading innovation in technology-driven industries. Students will gain a deep understanding of both business principles and engineering practices, preparing them for high-level management roles in engineering-focused organizations. The program aims to produce professionals who are capable of overseeing and optimizing engineering operations, managing multidisciplinary teams, and driving strategic decisions within organizations at the intersection of engineering and management.

Curriculum: The curriculum for the General Management - Engineering Management major at Jonkoping University blends core business management courses with specialized engineering management courses. Core subjects include strategic management, organizational behavior, finance for engineers, and project management. Students will also study specific topics such as engineering economics, quality management, innovation management, and supply chain management with a focus on the engineering context. The program’s curriculum emphasizes a hands-on approach with case studies, project-based assignments, and practical applications in engineering management. A significant portion of the program is dedicated to developing leadership and decision-making skills that are critical for managing teams and projects in technical environments. The program also includes a Master’s thesis, allowing students to apply their knowledge to real-world engineering management challenges.

Research Focus: Jonkoping University focuses on research that blends engineering with management to address the challenges faced by organizations in technology and manufacturing sectors. The Engineering Management program supports research in areas such as project management in engineering, technology innovation, lean manufacturing, industrial engineering, and sustainability in engineering systems. Research efforts explore how engineering solutions can be integrated with business strategies to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance overall operational efficiency. Students have opportunities to engage with ongoing research projects that address contemporary issues in engineering management, providing them with insights into the latest trends and best practices in the field.

Industry Engagement: Jonkoping University’s Engineering Management program offers strong industry engagement through partnerships with leading companies in the engineering, technology, and manufacturing sectors. These partnerships provide students with valuable opportunities for internships, consulting projects, and industry visits. Students work closely with industry professionals on real-world engineering management challenges, giving them hands-on experience and insight into the practical applications of their studies. Guest lectures, workshops, and seminars with industry experts further enhance the program, providing students with up-to-date knowledge of industry trends and best practices. This engagement ensures that graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the engineering management field and can hit the ground running in their careers.

Global Perspective: The General Management - Engineering Management program at Jonkoping University offers a global perspective, reflecting the international nature of engineering and technology management. The curriculum includes case studies and practical examples from global industries, providing students with insights into how engineering management is practiced across different cultural and economic contexts. The diverse student body, representing various countries and backgrounds, adds a multicultural dimension to the learning experience. This exposure prepares students to manage global teams, work in international engineering projects, and navigate the complexities of international business environments. Additionally, the program emphasizes the importance of understanding global supply chains, cross-cultural leadership, and the challenges of managing engineering projects across multiple regions.

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Location

Jonkoping

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Score

IELTS 6.5

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Tuition Fee

SEK 175000

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

Application Fee: SEK 900

Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum overall score of 55% or equivalent.

English language proficiency:

  • IELTS: A minimum overall score of 6.5 or 7.0 with no individual component below 6.0.
  • TOEFL: A minimum overall score of 90.
  • PTE Academic: A minimum overall score of 62.

Jonkoping University provides a range of scholarships for non-EU/EEA students applying to undergraduate and graduate programs. These scholarships are highly competitive and are awarded based on academic excellence. The scholarships typically cover a portion of the tuition fees and are offered to students who demonstrate strong academic performance in their previous studies.

Jonkoping University Scholarship for Master's Students: Jonkoping University offers scholarships to international students applying for master’s programs. These scholarships are designed to cover up to 50% of the tuition fee. To be eligible, applicants must have been admitted to a master’s program at Jonkoping University and show evidence of high academic performance.

Swedish Institute Scholarships: In addition to university-specific scholarships, international students may apply for scholarships funded by the Swedish Institute, a government agency that promotes Swedish higher education. These scholarships are available to students from selected countries and cover living expenses, as well as tuition fees. Students at Jonkoping University can also benefit from these opportunities, which are open to those who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Graduates of the Master of Science with a major in General Management - Engineering Management program from Jonkoping University are prepared for leadership roles at the intersection of engineering and business. The program equips students with the skills necessary to manage engineering projects, lead technical teams, and make strategic decisions that drive organizational success. 

Engineering Manager: Oversee engineering teams, manage engineering projects, and ensure that technical objectives align with organizational goals. Engineering managers are responsible for setting priorities, delegating tasks, and ensuring the successful completion of engineering projects within budget and on time.

Project Manager (Engineering): Lead and manage engineering projects from conception to completion. Project managers are responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects while coordinating resources, timelines, and teams to meet project objectives.

Operations Manager (Engineering Focus): Responsible for optimizing production processes and improving efficiency in engineering or manufacturing operations. Operations managers focus on cost reduction, quality control, and ensuring that engineering systems function smoothly and effectively.

Product Development Manager: Work in industries where new products or solutions need to be developed. This role involves overseeing the entire product lifecycle, from the initial concept and design through to production and market launch, ensuring the product meets market demands and technical specifications.

Supply Chain Manager: Manage and optimize the supply chain for engineering or manufacturing companies. Supply chain managers are responsible for ensuring materials, resources, and products flow smoothly from suppliers to customers, minimizing costs, and improving service delivery.

Technology Consultant (Engineering Management): Advise companies on integrating technology into their operations to improve efficiency and innovation. Consultants help businesses understand how to leverage technological solutions to solve engineering challenges and enhance business performance.

Risk Management Specialist (Engineering): Identify and mitigate risks related to engineering projects and operations. Risk management specialists ensure that potential risks are properly assessed and addressed, particularly in high-stakes engineering environments such as construction, manufacturing, and technology development.

Innovation Manager: Lead the development and implementation of innovative engineering solutions that drive business growth. Innovation managers work to identify new technologies and methods that can improve engineering processes or create competitive advantages for organizations.

Quality Control Manager (Engineering): Oversee the quality assurance processes within engineering projects or production environments. Quality control managers ensure that products meet industry standards and customer expectations, and they work to continually improve quality across processes and systems.

Industrial Engineer: Focus on optimizing engineering systems and processes within manufacturing or production settings. Industrial engineers work to reduce waste, improve productivity, and design efficient systems that contribute to the overall success of engineering operations.


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