Master of Science Engineering Management

Computer Engineering and Informatics

Master

Overview

The MSc Engineering Management programme addresses a critical skills gap in the industry for engineers proficient in project management, capable of leading engineering projects across various sectors with a balanced emphasis on technical excellence and management skills. It is a dynamic and challenging programme that merges thorough technical knowledge with a range of personal attributes and business acumen. This programme is designed for professionals with some industrial experience who aspire to transition into management roles.

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Tuition & Fees

AED 76,491Per year

AED 38,246 Per semester

AED 76,491 for the programme, inclusive of VAT (published full-time fee, 1 year). The part-time fee is not published on the site. Scholarships and grants available.

Program Details

Degree level: Master
Duration: 1 year; 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time
Department: Computer Engineering and Informatics

Required Documents

1A clear copy of a valid passport.
2UAE residency visa and Emirates ID (if available).
3A scanned copy of secondary school and high school mark sheets.
4One academic recommendation letter on the official school letterhead (this can be provided by any school staff or can be an employment recommendation letter).
5A personal statement (minimum 200 words) outlining your aims, interests, and reasons for choosing the program.
6A clear copy of an English Proficiency Test result (IELTS, Pearson PTE, or TOEFL), if available.
7Clear official copies of transcripts and University Degree Certificate (both original and translated), with a minimum of 2nd Class Honours or equivalent grade.
8An updated CV detailing all employment history, including internships, unpaid, and voluntary work.
9Official transcripts/diplomas from previous universities or institutions, showing completed subjects, grades achieved, and detailed course content.
10An explanation of the grading system used by the previous institution.