Master's
Master of Engineering Management – UAn
Course Overview
The Master of Engineering Management at the University of Auckland combines advanced engineering knowledge with contemporary management practices to prepare engineers for leadership roles. The programme covers engineering project management, operations management, innovation, technology commercialisation, financial management, risk assessment, and strategic decision-making.
Students learn to manage multidisciplinary engineering teams while balancing technical, commercial, and sustainability objectives. Industry-focused projects strengthen leadership and problem-solving capabilities in complex engineering environments. Graduates are prepared for management positions in engineering consultancies, infrastructure organisations, manufacturing, construction, energy, technology companies, and industrial enterprises.
Entry Requirements
- Completion of a four-year Bachelor of Engineering degree from a recognized institution with a minimum GPA of 5.0
- Alternative professional pathways available for candidates with relevant work experience
- English language proficiency meeting postgraduate entry requirements
- Submission of a current professional curriculum vitae detailing technical background
- Official academic transcripts, degree completion proof, and references
Career Outcomes
- Engineering Manager
- Senior Project Manager
- Operations Manager
- Technical Product Manager
- Business Development Director
Scholarship Available
- University of Auckland Postgraduate Scholarship
- Faculty of Engineering Postgraduate Excellence Award
- New Zealand Development Scholarships (NZDS)
