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Who is the Management Engineer?
Since its conception, in 1982, the management and production engineer (hereafter, simply referred to as management engineer) has been perceived as the engineer of change and innovation. To some extent, the management engineer is similar to the classical engineer, because he is responsible for creatively using scientific principles and methods to design and manage systems. The management engineer works in complex contexts, where technological, economic, human, organizational and financial variables closely interact.
Hence, the skills profile of the management engineer has been shaped by translating the already existing professional profile of the manager-engineer into a clearly defined and consistent university curriculum.
Why Management Engineering?
Today, the management engineers who graduated from Politecnico di Milano can be found everywhere. The different career paths that these engineers have followed demonstrate that the labour market appreciates this professional qualification. Management engineers work in industrial and service (e.g., telecom, transport) companies, consulting firms, financial institutions, banks and insurance companies, authorities, public administrations and non-profit organizations.
Our graduates cover a widereaching range of activities, such as:
- Managing technology and the means of production;
- Designing and managing production and logistic systems;
- Strategic planning and marketing, business organization and management;
- Internationalization processes;
- Corporate and market finance;
- Company management in regulated sectors and network services;
- Relationships with authorities;
- Large-scale project planning and management (e.g., manufacturing plants, infrastructures, R&D);
- Internet applications and ICT management.
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