Kaplan

Structure and Content

The Master of Engineering (Technology Management) degree program consists of 10 courses and 1 case study. The coverage of each course is comprehensive and the knowledge learnt will enhance your capacity to lead and manage in an engineering environment. 

It may be completed in 21 months through offshore learning mode, as follows:

 

Term 1 (4 months)	Engineering Economic Analysis Project Planning and Control
Term 2 (4 months)	Engineering Research Methods Enterprise Resource Planning
Term 3 (4 months)	Total Quality Management Technology Innovation and Principles of R&D Management
Term 4 (4 months)	Energy Management for Sustainability Manufacturing Systems and Strategies
Term 5 (5 months)	Operations Management Systems Supply Chain Management Cases in Manufacturing and Technology Management

Entry Requirement

• A recognised University degree in engineering, science, technology or related areas or equivalent professional qualifications
• At least two years relevant experience in commerce and industry or public organisations

 

Delivery Method

Each term is a 4-month period covering 2 courses of study. Students are expected to work on their Industry case study during their course of study.

Assessment Methods

Most courses are assessed by written assignments and an examination.

Graduation and Degree

Graduates will be allowed to use the award title MEng (TM) (South Australia) after their names. The degree awarded will be the same as the on-campus students.