The Management Engineering course is a further development of the Industrial Engineering course in Mapúa, which is one of its 14 internationally accredited Bachelor courses and is reinforced by business and management training.
Mapúa University is introducing its Bachelor of Science in Management Engineering, which combines training in business administration, industrial engineering, and decision-making science to produce graduates who can be industrial engineers ready to take on decision-making and leadership roles in a variety of industries.
The Management Engineering degree program is offered by the School of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IE-EMG) and aims to produce professionals who have the knowledge and skills to make informed and optimal decisions within a business organization and efficient, cost-effective and to develop technological developments -Enable business processes. These experts are expected to deliver data-driven and analytical decisions and strategies as well as scientific approaches to solutions.
The Management Engineering course is a further development of the Industrial Engineering course in Mapúa, which is one of its 14 internationally accredited Bachelor courses and is reinforced by business and management training.
The career opportunities range from the areas of finance, sales and marketing, personnel management, business informatics, production and operations as well as consulting.
Students can complete the program in three and a half years with a total of 186 course units. The Management Engineering program is one of the programs housed on Mapúa’s new state-of-the-art Makati campus, which is located along the Pablo Ocampo Sr. Extension.
Applications for the academic year 2021-2022 are still pending. Interested applicants can contact the Mapúa University admissions office at (02) 8247-5000 local 1403 (Intramuros campus) and (02) 8247-5000 local 5800 (Makati campus) or send an email to [email protected]
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