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Engineer a future to meet your goals
Studying Engineering Management can open doors to further your career and enable you to influence real
change in your organisation and society as a whole. Studying with Southern Cross University Online lets you do
this in the most efficient and effective way – when and where it suits you.
Get your degree, fast. Southern Cross University Online runs an adaptable schedule, offering six
study periods per year. Complete your eight units at a pace that suits your existing commitments;
most students complete the course within 16 months. If you’re starting your degree with
advanced standing, you could graduate in as few as eight months.
Set yourself up to seize great opportunities. The online Master of Engineering Management is
built on increasing career success and employability – managing teams and projects in private,
NGO and government environments, in Australia and abroad. Upon graduation, you’ll be armed to
take any prospect that comes your way.prospect that comes your way.
Study seamlessly, on-the-go. Access our online learning environment wherever you are, on any
device – perfect if you’re a working professional with a busy schedule. Our study portals and
resources are designed to be as modern and easy-to-use as possible, too. This means you don’t
have to worry about clunky technology – so you can just focus on learning the course material.
All the support you need to succeed. Not only can you interact with your classmates and
lecturers in real time, you’ll also be supported by a dedicated Success Advisor. These tech-savvy
academics are available to support you throughout every step of your degree, ensuring you’re
getting the most out of your learning experience and achieving the academic results you expect.
Take advantage of great value for money. Southern Cross University Online boasts one of the
most cost-effective online Master of Engineering Management in Australia. At just $2520 per unit,
you’ll see a return on your competitively-priced investment in no time at all.
Network with current and future industry leaders. Study alongside people who are just like you:
the big thinkers and doers of tomorrow. Admission to this course is strictly limited to experienced
engineers, so among your peers and the greater Southern Cross University alumni cohort, you’ll
join an elite network of engineering management specialists.
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Prepare for diverse opportunities
Entrepreneur
Pave your own path to success by initiating a startup, equipped with the business knowledge to back up your
bright ideas. Use your research project to investigate your passion, then leverage what expertise you’ve gained in
the real world.
Advisor or Consultant
Share your knowledge and experience with a variety of organisations on a per-project basis. Advise strategic and
effective business solutions, and manage projects for successful project outcomes.
Defence Force
Become a Specialist Service Officer in the Defence Force, using strategic planning, analytical and problem
solving skills, and team leadership to serve your country.
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Course summary
Course structure
Our Master of Engineering Management degree What you will study
consists of compulsory units and elective core units.
Design your own course to meet your professional Part A – The compulsory units
needs and ambitions. Depending on the units you
• Engineering for a Sustainable Future
choose, you could boost your entrepreneurial
opportunities, or rise through the ranks of • Stakeholder Engagement
company leadership. • Strategic Infrastructure Asset Management
Each unit runs for seven weeks, with six study Part B – The electives (choose three)
periods per year. To gain your Masters degree, you
• Organisational Behaviour
need to study all three compulsory subjects, three
electives and complete an industry research project. • Entrepreneurship and Marketing
If your plans change, you can finish with a Graduate • Economics and Quantitative Analysis
Certificate in Engineering Management – just complete • Project Management Principles
two units from Part A and two units from Part B. • Project Management: Initiation and Planning
Your previous study or your workplace experience may • Project Management: Quality, Control
allow you to reduce the number of units required to and Risk
receive your Masters degree – meaning you’ll pay less • Accounting for Managers
and be qualified even sooner. • Finance for Managers
Find out more about Advanced Standing on page 6. • Global Business
• Managing Digital Enterprise
• Information Systems Analysis and Design
• The Positive Leader
• Corporate Governance for Managers
Unit descriptions
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Course summary
Unit descriptions
Organisational Behaviour
Grasp a deep understanding of the inner workings of Stakeholder Engagement
organisational structure. Learn about worker behaviour, and Understand the design, management and evolution of effective
group and organisational behaviour so you can effectively stakeholder relationships by exploring stakeholder engagement
manage staff. Manage job design, job satisfaction and worker in a variety of engineering contexts. Develop strategies to
adjustment, staff stress and values associated with work manage participation (public and stakeholder) through the
behaviour for more successful projects. study of theory and leading practice stakeholder engagement
frameworks. Design, develop and evaluate engineering
engagement processes, with the use of case studies, so you
Project Management Principles^ can confidently liaise with multiple stakeholders in the field.
Gain an oversight of the principles of project management
and develop the skills to plan and manage projects with
teams. Learn about the various phases and processes Strategic Infrastructure Asset Management
associated with a project life cycle, and explore how to Using relevant and contextual case studies, learn a diverse
practically apply project management in an organisational range of strategies to organise, implement and manage the
setting. longevity of public and private engineering infrastructure
assets. You’ll build a strong understanding of theory, for
example life-cycle analysis, and utilise a variety of approaches
Project Management: Initiation to apply this new skillset to manage the costs, resources,
and Planning quality and risks associated with effective engineering asset
First impressions are always important. Project initiation and management.
planning are the first steps in the project management lifecycle.
Learn how to apply advanced project management skills in
the preliminary stages to ensure seamless operations from the
word go. Undertake structure and problem-based learning to
evaluate and assess risk, explore procurement opportunities
and assemble watertight project management plans adaptable
for your industry.
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Course summary
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