Engineering Economics

The objective of the program is to prepare internationally competitive business administration professionals and researchers equipped with contemporary theoretical and research methodological knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to make sound business decisions aligned with industry development trends and market demands.

PLO 1. Demonstrate theoretical and methodological knowledge in the fields of engineering, technology, and economics.

PLO 2. Identify, research, and analyze issues within the relevant sector and make appropriate decisions.

PLO 3. Demonstrate effective communication skills and the ability to communicate and work in foreign languages.

PLO 4. Apply, manage, improve, and monitor industrial machinery and technologies, and utilize economic calculations and analyses to enhance production productivity and efficiency.

PLO 5. Efficiently manage production processes; apply engineering and economic calculations and research to restore the operational capacity and technical resources of machinery and equipment, and to design and model systems.

PLO 6. Develop technical and economic feasibility studies for projects and programs of industrial and business organizations, and implement technological modernization and improvements.

PLO 7. Systematically plan, organize, manage, evaluate, and critically analyze issues.

PLO 8. Demonstrate knowledge of professional and research ethics, as well as the ability to manage, work effectively in teams, and lead.

  • A program exclusively designed for engineers, aimed at preparing engineer-managers with advanced knowledge of business and economics and strong management capabilities.
  • Pre-accredited by the national accreditation body.
  • The Master’s Program in Engineering Economics is recognized by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) of the United Kingdom, enabling graduates to receive a certificate from the institute upon completion of the program.
  • Students have the opportunity to participate in the program of Open University Switzerland Economics and Technology in Switzerland and graduate with a dual degree.
  • Engineer-Economist
  • Project Leader in Innovation, Technology Research, and Development; Project Economist; Investment Analyst
  • Production Planning and Economic Analyst
  • Innovation and Technology Economics Researcher
  • Finance and Investment Analyst in the Manufacturing and Technology Sector
  • Engineering and Technical Department Manager
  • Engineer in Various Engineering Fields
  • University Lecturer and Researcher