Master in Management Engineering

For Master in Management Engineering, tuition is 906 EUR per year.

Management Engineering is a two-year master's degree taught in English at Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata" in Roma, Italy. The field combines engineering methods with business management, applying quantitative and analytical tools to problems in operations, organization, and strategy. Students typically study operations management, supply chain and logistics, project management, and business analytics, alongside engineering foundations in areas such as systems design, optimization, and process improvement. Coursework often extends into topics such as innovation management, information systems, and the financial and organizational aspects of running technology-driven businesses. Because management engineering sits between engineering and business disciplines, students in this field generally develop both technical problem-solving skills and an understanding of how organizations make decisions, allocate resources, and manage complex projects. Case studies and applied projects are common, often asking students to analyze real organizational or operational problems using engineering and management tools. Graduates typically pursue careers in operations and supply chain management, consulting, project management, technology companies, and manufacturing organizations that require both technical and managerial expertise. Others continue into further graduate study or specialized management or engineering research. Roma, as a major Italian and European city, offers an academic and professional setting relevant to the study of management engineering, alongside Tor Vergata's broader engineering and economics faculties. Delivered fully in English, the master's degree is designed for both Italian and international students who want graduate-level training that combines engineering rigor with the practical skills needed to manage complex organizations, projects, and operations.