Bachelor in Engineering management

The tuition fee is 700 EUR per year.

Engineering management sits at the intersection of engineering practice and business administration, preparing graduates to lead technical projects, production processes, and organizational change within industrial and technology-driven companies. Students typically study a mix of core engineering topics such as mathematics, physics, and systems analysis alongside management subjects including operations, project planning, quality control, supply chain coordination, and organizational behavior. The discipline also often covers economics, accounting fundamentals, and elements of law relevant to running technical operations, giving students a foundation that spans both the analytical rigor of engineering and the strategic thinking associated with management. Coursework commonly emphasizes problem solving, data-driven decision making, and the coordination of people, budgets, and technology within complex organizations. This bachelor's program in Engineering management is offered in English at Università degli Studi di Perugia, located in the city of Perugia, Italy. The course follows the standard structure of a first-cycle degree in the Italian higher education system. Because instruction is delivered in English, the program is designed to be accessible to an international student body while situating learners within an Italian academic environment. Graduates of engineering management programs commonly pursue roles in production and operations management, project coordination, process improvement, supply chain and logistics, consulting, and general management within manufacturing, technology, and service organizations. Some continue toward further specialized study in management, industrial engineering, or related fields, while others move directly into industry positions that combine technical understanding with organizational responsibility. The combination of engineering literacy and managerial skill is intended to prepare students for roles that require both technical fluency and the ability to plan, coordinate, and lead teams and projects.