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Why choose Manufacturing Engineering and Management?

Every company benefits from operating as efficiently, sustainably and economically responsibly as possible. Not only is that good for business – it also helps promote a healthy working environment and the green transition in society. As a Bachelor of Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering and Management, you become one of the people who can make that happen. You learn to look at the whole of a company’s processes and create better interaction between people, technology and products.

Manufacturing Engineering and Management is for you if you…

  • wants a broad education with career opportunities across many different fields and roles
  • wants to optimise production so that it becomes more sustainable
  • wants to learn to solve concrete problems and design solutions for companies for the benefit of employees, businesses, customers and the environment.

What will you learn?

On the programme, you work with how modern companies plan, manage and develop their production and workflows.

You learn to analyse and optimise processes, design production systems and lead change in collaboration with both employees and management. You gain insight into areas such as logistics, strategy, finance, technology, quality, sustainable production and change management, and you learn to turn theory into practice through projects with companies.

From the third semester, you solve tasks in collaboration with real companies, and in the fifth semester you can choose electives and specialise within your area of interest. You can also spend a semester abroad and gain international experience. In the sixth semester, you go on an internship, where you try your hand at working as an engineer in a company.

Teaching methods

During the programme, you will work extensively in project groups, where you and your fellow students will solve problems for companies through case-based work. Each semester has a main theme, which forms the basis for the semester’s theoretical and project work.

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