Upon entering this MSc programme, the qualifications accepted as preceding studies are the following:

a) With full credit recognition: the BSc programme in Engineering Management.

b) To be admitted to the master’s programme, applicants must have obtained at least 30 credits out of the 50 credits specified below, based on their previous bachelor’s studies:

• 20 credits in natural sciences: mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, materials science and biology;

• 10 credits in economic and human sciences: economics, business economics, quality assurance, environmental management, economic statistics and social sciences;

• 20 credits in professional studies: technical drawing, machinery, structures, information technology and its applications, manufacturing and technological knowledge, management, finance, public administration and legal studies, as well as specialised professional knowledge in engineering, technology, management and business administration.

Any missing credits in the above fields must be acquired during the master’s programme in accordance with the study and examination regulations of the higher education institution.

c) The following bachelor’s degree programmes are also accepted, subject to the credit requirements specified in section b): degree programmes in the fields of engineering, information technology and economics. In addition, the BSc programme in Agricultural and Food Industry Mechanical Engineering within the field of agricultural sciences is also accepted, subject to the above credit requirements.

Credit requirements for the Engineering Management MSc degree: 120 credits.

1. Credits assigned to natural science knowledge: 20–35 credits.

2. Credits assigned to economic and human sciences: 10–20 credits.

3. Credits assigned to professional engineering management studies: 15–35 credits.

4. Minimum credits assigned to elective courses: 6 credits.

5. Credits assigned to the thesis: 30 credits.

6. Orientation of the programme: Balanced (40–60%).

Objectives of the MSc Programme and Competences to Be Acquired

The aim of the Engineering Management MSc programme is to train professionals who can manage complex technical and economic tasks. Graduates are able to participate in the technical and economic planning and development of technological processes, coordinate their implementation, evaluate results and make well-founded decisions. The programme prepares students for management and organisational responsibilities in technical and business environments and provides a foundation for further studies, including doctoral studies.

a) Graduates of the MSc programme:

• possess knowledge of the fundamental principles and methods of engineering management;

• understand the technical, economic and organisational aspects of technological and production processes;

• are familiar with management practices, business economics, financial management and decision-making;

• understand the principles of quality assurance, environmental management and sustainability;

• are familiar with information technology and its applications in engineering and management;

• understand the relevant legal, administrative and regulatory frameworks;

• know the problem-solving and analytical methods used in professional and research activities;

• understand the broader social and economic processes affecting organisations and businesses.

b) Graduates of the MSc programme are able to:

• apply their acquired engineering, economic and management knowledge in practice;

• analyse complex technical and economic problems and develop appropriate solutions;

• process and evaluate professional information, including information relating to emerging problems and new developments;

• formulate well-founded opinions, draw conclusions and make informed decisions;

• identify problems, develop original ideas, and plan and implement tasks to a high professional standard;

• manage technical, economic and human resources in an integrated manner;

• apply systems thinking and a process-oriented approach to the planning and management of complex systems;

• contribute to the planning, development and implementation of technological and production processes;

• use appropriate information technologies and analytical methods to support planning, organisation and operational activities;

• assess the performance and quality of technical and organisational processes;

• participate in engineering, technological and business projects, including development and innovation activities;

• develop their professional knowledge through independent learning and continuous professional development.

c) The personal competences and attitudes required for the qualification include:

• creativity and flexibility;

• problem-recognition and problem-solving skills;

• analytical thinking and the ability to select and apply appropriate methods;

• willingness and ability to learn;

• broad general knowledge and effective information-processing skills;

• awareness of environmental and sustainability issues;

• commitment to high-quality work;

• a positive attitude towards continuous professional development;

• initiative, personal responsibility and sound decision-making;

• the ability to cooperate and work effectively in a team;

• the ability to undertake management and organisational responsibilities.

Knowledge Areas and Their Credit Requirements

1. Natural Science Knowledge

20–35 credits

This area includes mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, materials science, biology and other relevant subjects specified by the institution.

2. Economic and Human Sciences

10–20 credits

This area includes economics, business economics, quality assurance, environmental management, economic statistics, social sciences and other relevant subjects specified by the institution.

3. Professional Engineering Management Studies

15–35 credits

This area includes technical drawing, machinery and structures, information technology and its applications, manufacturing and technology, management, finance, public administration and legal knowledge, as well as specialised subjects related to engineering, technology, management and business.

4. Thesis

30 credits

The thesis focuses on a relevant engineering management problem or research topic. It enables students to demonstrate their ability to apply the knowledge acquired during the programme to the analysis and resolution of a professional problem.

5. Elective Courses

Students must complete at least 6 credits in elective courses.

Professional Internship Requirements

The professional internship must last at least four weeks, in accordance with the curriculum and the applicable university regulations.

Admission Requirements and Recognition of Previous Studies

Applicants must meet the credit-recognition requirements applicable to the Engineering Management MSc programme.

• Full credit recognition: A bachelor's degree in Engineering Management.

• Minimum credit requirement for admission: Applicants must have acquired at least 30 credits out of the 50 credits specified in the relevant knowledge areas through their previous studies.

• Natural sciences: 20 credits, covering mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, materials science and biology.

• Economic and human sciences: 10 credits, covering economics, business economics, quality assurance, environmental management, economic statistics and social sciences.

• Professional studies: 20 credits, covering technical drawing, machinery and structures, information technology and its applications, manufacturing and technology, management, finance, public administration and law, as well as specialised knowledge in technical, technological, management and business fields.

Applicants holding bachelor's degrees in engineering, information technology or economics may also be considered, subject to the applicable credit-recognition requirements. A bachelor's degree in Agricultural and Food Industry Mechanical Engineering is also eligible under the specified conditions.

Any missing credits must be completed during the master's programme in accordance with the university's Study and Examination Regulations.

Full description of the Engineering Management Msc program from 2027

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