Engineering Management is a discipline that combines engineering, technology, and management principles and practices. It involves the study of management principles and practices as they relate to engineering projects, as well as the application of technical knowledge to managerial decision-making. This field is essential for the successful completion of engineering projects in the public and private sectors.

The course structure of Engineering Management is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in engineering and management, as well as the ability to lead and manage technical projects effectively. The major courses include Project Management, Engineering Economics, Risk Analysis, Quality Control, and Supply Chain Management. The elective courses may include International Business, Marketing, and Innovation Management. Students may also participate in workshops, case studies, and research projects to gain practical experience in engineering management.

The aim of Engineering Management is to develop graduates with a strong background in both engineering and management, as well as the ability to lead and manage technical projects effectively. Graduates will also be equipped with the ability to analyze and evaluate technical projects, as well as provide practical solutions for improving project management and decision-making.