Master in Management Engineering

Tuition fees are 1,168 USD per year.

Management Engineering combines engineering principles with business and organizational management, focusing on how technical systems and processes can be designed and managed efficiently within organizations. Students typically study operations management, project management, industrial economics, supply chain management, and quantitative methods for decision-making, along with coursework that applies engineering approaches to organizational and business problems. The discipline sits between traditional engineering fields and business administration, giving students tools to analyze processes, optimize resource use, and manage complex projects. Graduates commonly pursue careers in operations management, logistics, project management, consulting, and industrial engineering roles, where the ability to apply analytical and engineering methods to organizational challenges is valued. Because the field blends technical and managerial skills, students develop both quantitative analytical capability and an understanding of how organizations function, making the degree relevant across manufacturing, services, and technology sectors. This master's program in Management Engineering is offered by Università degli Studi di Napoli "Parthenope" in Napoli, Italy, and is taught in English, supporting an international group of students interested in the intersection of engineering and management. The program lasts two years, in line with the standard duration for second-cycle degrees in the Italian higher education system. Applicants generally hold a bachelor's degree in engineering, management, or a related quantitative field, since the coursework assumes familiarity with basic mathematical and analytical methods. Naples, where the university is located, is a large city with a long commercial and industrial history, offering additional context for coursework focused on organizational and operational management. Graduates often move into industry roles that require both technical understanding and managerial capability.