Why in Parma?
50% engineer, 50% manager. Better yet: 100% engineer and 100% manager. This is what you become by enrolling in Management Engineering at Parma, the most 'hybrid' of engineering courses, dedicated to studying and delving into the increasingly strong links between technological and economic-organisational variables.
To meet the different vocations of students and the varied needs of businesses, the course in Parma is structured with one part of common teaching for all, and another part of teaching grouped into curricula that is more specific, from which students can choose.
Depending on the curriculum chosen, the course covers topics closer to the world of industrial engineering, or more related to the knowledge of technologies and the control of production plants. It can also provide skills for the management of business processes and corporate information systems, or even provide knowledge related to the implementation of sustainability concepts in the industrial world.
Hence, if you want to work in the field of management of production and logistics systems, major projects and technology, this is your course.
Access type
Open access
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After graduation
As a result of the active collaboration with companies in defining the training programme, the Management Engineering curriculum is designed to provide the knowledge for a rapid entry into the world of work.
Thanks to its interdisciplinary training, the management engineer is in high demand in the business and production world in very diverse fields, such as the re-engineering of business processes, development of models, systems and decision-support applications, design of organisational systems and procedures for the interaction between companies and between companies and purchasers of the goods and services, configuration of planning and control systems for operational and financial activities, operational management of complex projects, production and distribution management, industrial and service marketing.
In addition to providing numerous job opportunities, the degree course in Management Engineering gives access to the Master's degree course in Management Engineering proposed by the same Department, for more advanced and specific training.
