About
The Bachelor of Science in Management Engineering aims to train a professional figure capable of dealing with the main problems related to the study, organization and management of complex business realities and systems. The three-year graduate is expected to acquire important skills in industrial and information engineering, together with knowledge in economics and management.
The aim is to train a management engineer who is useful to both manufacturing and service companies or the public administration. Hence the offer of a multidisciplinary path, which also emphasizes teachings that are not purely technical, covering, for example, business strategy, innovation management, business analysis, marketing and logistics. Subjects that, taken together, can provide a systemic view of business dynamics and increase graduates' problem-solving and complexity management skills. At the same time, the educational offerings are supported by solid core teachings and likewise include courses that provide specific technical-engineering skills, which complement the acquisition of soft skills and competencies in the strategic field, to find a winning synergy between the various areas.
In summary, the course aims to train a graduate who:
- knows how to work with information and communication systems, in both product and process areas;
- knows the basics of economics, business organization, business strategy and innovation management;
- is able to model decision problems peculiar to enterprises in different sectors, plan tactical and strategic actions and develop analytical tools, resorting to efficient solution techniques and/or algorithms;
- knows the main processes of business communication and has notions of marketing;
- has basic knowledge of mechanical and electronic components and systems in both functional and constructive aspects;
- knows the relevant regulations in the field and has skills for safety and quality management;
- knows the methods and tools for product design and development;
- knows the methods and tools for managing production processes and logistics;
- is able to manage innovation of processes, products and methods.
The organization of teaching activities has the following articulation:
- During the first year, the basic subjects typical of the area of Industrial and Information Engineering are delivered;
- During the second and third years, the typical teachings of Industrial and Information Engineering and related subject courses are delivered.
- Completing the teaching is the possibility of carrying out additional training activities, such as company internships or individual or group project activities, thus enhancing skills of an applied nature expendable in the world of work.
This BSc completes the University's educational offerings on subject areas that are only partially present in the current offerings of the Department of Engineering, and for which there is a manifest educational need from the industrial world.
Program
| First Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching | ECTS | |
| MATHEMATICS I AND GEOMETRY | 12 | |
| MATHEMATICS II AND STATISTICS | 12 | |
| MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY | 8 | |
| FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE | 12 | |
| PHYSICS | 12 | |
| Second Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching | ECTS | |
| SYSTEMS ENGINEERING | 6 | |
| ENGINEERING ECONOMY | 6 | |
| STRATEGIC BUSINESS MANAGEMENT | 8 | |
| MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT | 6 | |
| ENERGY MANAGEMENT | 12 | |
| FACILITY PLANNING AND DESIGN | 12 | |
| CONTROL SYSTEMS | 8 | |
| SYSTEM MECHANICS | 6 | |
| Second Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching | ECTS | |
| PRODUCT DESIGN | 10 | |
| INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION, PRODUCTION SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING | 6 | |
| PRODUCTION PLANNING | 8 | |
| QUALITY MANAGEMENT | 6 | |
| ORGANIZATIONAL AND WORK SOCIOLOGY | 6 | |
| CHOICE AMONG | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS AND MODELING | 6 | |
| INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS | 6 | |
| FREE CHOICE | 12 | |
| INTERNSHIP | 3 | |
| FINAL PROJECT | 3 | |
ENROLLMENT
To be admitted, perspective students need:
- A secondary school diploma, with transcripts
- A valid admission test (TOLC-I or equivalent) (see admission test).
- A valid student visa, depending on country of origin
- A certificate of proficiency in the English language of level B2 or equivalent (thresholds and conversion scales).
RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS
Teaching Regulations
The Teaching Regulations is an official document that defines the regulations of the degree program. The document also contain the educational offerings, i.e., the study plan.
Lessons and exams
Internships
The Master's degree program provides for the student to carry out an internship in a company or at a university laboratory, in order to acquire useful work-related skills. The Department of Engineering has agreements with more than 160 companies, at which the student can carry out an internship or thesis activity. The list includes small, medium or large companies, including international ones with offices abroad. The student can carry out internships as part of the free choice of their study plan. All information regarding internship regulations, forms to be filled out and contracted companies, and access to laboratories in the case of internal internships can be found at the links below.
Thesis
International mobility
The student has the opportunity to carry out part of his or her education abroad, including for the purpose of an internship or dissertation. International mobility is mainly supported by the European Union's Erasmus+ program. All information is available at the following link.
Post-laurea programs and opportunities
After earning a bachelor's degree, the student can enter university master's or PhD programs. He or she can also acquire a license to practice as an engineer through a special state exam, or take advantage of job placement services for placement in the world of work.
Additional information and services
The links below contain information on various services of the Department of Engineering and the University, including libraries, laboratories, classroom reservation system, disability and DSA services, A.Di.S.U. services, and transportation services.
Services and structures of the Engineering Department