Master in Management and production engineering

At Wrocław University of Science and Technology, tuition fees are 4,673 USD per year.

This master's program in Management and Production Engineering at Wrocław University of Science and Technology sits within the field of Management and Manufacturing Engineering, under the Production Management specialization. Taught in English in Wrocław, Poland, the course runs three semesters and costs 4,000 EUR per year. It equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to manage a production company, covering company management and the planning, organisation, and control of manufacturing processes. Students learn current methods of production management alongside the information technology techniques used to run computer systems in company management. The curriculum draws on production organisation, quality management, logistics, computer science, economics, basic law, mechanics, and machine construction, giving graduates a broad, applicable education for production engineering and services across every sector of the economy. First-semester subjects include social product development, new trends in production, project management, flexible manufacturing automation, simulation of manufacturing processes, reverse engineering, modelling of enterprise processes, factory layout planning, integrated normative management, selected methods of advanced data analysis, physicochemistry, strategic management, and a foreign language course. The second semester covers research methodology, optimisation methods in production, quality management in production, lean manufacturing tools and methods, product lifecycle management, innovative manufacturing technologies, and systems reliability engineering and management, among further advanced topics. Management and production engineering blends industrial engineering with business administration, training graduates for roles such as production manager, process engineer, quality manager, and supply chain analyst in manufacturing and service industries worldwide. The dual technical-managerial grounding also supports careers in consulting and operations improvement.