Leading Complex Engineering Initiatives: From Conception to Successful Delivery
The Department of Engineering Project Management at Manhattan International University addresses the critical need for professionals who can successfully lead engineering and technology projects. Our programs blend core engineering principles with advanced management techniques, preparing students to deliver complex projects on time, within budget, and to specified quality standards. We develop leaders who can navigate technical challenges while managing stakeholders, risks, and resources in various engineering contexts.

The curriculum covers project planning and scheduling, cost estimation and control, risk management, contract law, and procurement strategies. Students learn quality management systems, stakeholder engagement techniques, and leadership skills specific to engineering environments. The program emphasizes the use of modern tools like BIM (Building Information Modeling) and project management software. A distinctive feature is the focus on managing innovation and technology integration within projects, preparing graduates for industries undergoing digital transformation.

Learning is case-based and practical, with students working on real or simulated engineering projects from sectors like construction, manufacturing, or infrastructure development. Our industry advisory board ensures the curriculum remains relevant to employer needs. London’s major infrastructure projects provide excellent case material and placement opportunities. Graduates are equipped for roles as project engineers, project planners, construction managers, BIM coordinators, and project controllers across engineering industries, with skills transferable to global markets.