MSc in Engineering Management

MSc in Engineering Management

Last modified: 13. March 2025

The purpose of the course is to train technical managers who, through their knowledge and skills in natural sciences, technology and IT, management and organization, as well as languages, are able to manage complex technical and economic tasks, i. e. to participate in the technical and economic planning and development of the technological process, to manage the implementation and to count and evaluate the results and make the related decisions. Graduates of the program acquire competencies that make them suitable for top management tasks in companies of different types, sizes and activities - even in jobs that require knowledge of a foreign language. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the course, it operates with the cooperation of several institutes in addition to the coordination of the Institute of Technology. The theoretically more demanding training provides ammunition for the performance of technical managerial positions at a higher level and also prepares you for the doctoral (PhD) training in the field.

Qualification of the degree:

  • level of degree: Master of Science (MSc);
  • qualification: Engineering Manager.

Length of program: 4 semesters
Work schedule: full-time (HU, EN) or correspondence (HU)
Financial options: state scholarship or self-funded
Program Leader: Dr. Miklós Daróczi associate professor
Cooperative Program Coordinators: Dr. Viktor Medina associate professor
Training sites: Gödöllő (Institute of Technology)
Language of conduction: Hungarian or English

Elective specializations
 

SPECIALIZATIONS RESPONSIBLES FOR SPECIALIZTAION WORK SCHEDULE AND LOCATION
Project Management Dr. Miklós Daróczi 
associate professor
 
full-time or correspondence
Production and Quality Management Dr. Viktor Medina 
associate professor
 
full-time or correspondence
Agrobusiness Dr. László Magó
associate professor
 
full-time or correspondence

 

Conditions for selecting specialization 

In the Institute of Technology, the choice of specialization is made in the 2nd semester of the master's programs starting in the fall. In the case of the cross-semester spring start, it is in the first semester. Among the announced specializations, only those for which there is a sufficient number of applicants will start.

Skills and professional competences acquired on completion of the program

The professional skills and attitudes of graduates in engineering management master program include:

  • Able to review production and service processes from technical, economic, human and other social aspects, and to communicate between representatives of each specialist area.
  • Able to prepare and implement business plans, perform technical and economic decision preparation tasks and make decisions, develop and implement innovation strategies.
  • Able to carry out the tasks of technical evaluation analysis, quality assurance of production systems and technologies, improvement of quality and efficiency indicators of farming.
  • Able to coordinate the planning and implementation of innovation processes.
  • Able to coordinate tasks requiring multidisciplinary technical knowledge and manage their implementation.
  • Able to use statistical and econometric tools for more in-depth research.

Conditions of obtaining pre-degree certificate (absolutorium)

  • completion of: all the compulsory subjects of the program, the required number of optional credits according to the curriculum and the number of credits for the preparation of the thesis, for a total of 120 credits.

Final exam

Condition to attend final exam:

  • obtained pre-degree certificate (absolutorium);
  • submission of thesis and its acceptance by reviewers;
  • the student shall not be in debt to the University.

Parts of final exam:

  • comprehensive complex exam;
  • thesis defense.

Field of knowledge and subjects of final exam 
From 2021/22 academic year:
The comprehensive complex exam is based on the knowledge of the most important 4-6 subjects from a professional point of view, based on which a series of questions is issued for each specialization.
 

Evaluation of final exam and qualification of degree from 2020/21 academic year

Accordingly, to chapter 4.3.16 Final exam and chapter 4.3.17. Degree certificate.

Model curriculum of the program