Overview

The Engineering Management department is dedicated to supporting the project management of public infrastructure in social development. With a distinctive international education, it is designed to align with industry trends and career requirements. As an interdisciplinary field that integrates engineering technology and management science, this department provides comprehensive training in both management principles and technical skills. Students will establish a solid theoretical foundation, develop strong engineering competencies, and enhance their overall qualities. The program aims to cultivate versatile and practical talent with innovative thinking, a global perspective, and the ability to exercise holistic management control.

Why we choose engineering management

• Boasting substantial potential for expansion: The Engineering management is experiencing robust growth both domestically and internationally. Domestically, driven by the “New Infrastructure” initiative and the “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals”， smart city, green buildings, and new energy projects continue to generate demand, fueling a surge in the need for multidisciplinary engineering management professionals. Internationally, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement deepens engineering collaboration across the Asia-Pacific region, while annual investments in Belt and Road infrastructure projects reach record highs. This requires practitioners to possess both proficiency in international engineering standards (such as FIDIC clauses) and cross-cultural management experience. Simultaneously,In the surge of digital transformation , technologies like smart construction and digital twin are reshaping the industry ecosystem. Managers with dual expertise in “engineering + data” will lead the sector's development over the next decade.
• With distinctive professional characteristics：the Engineering Management program adheres to the educational philosophy of "integrating technology and management, serving engineering and society." It emphasizes a "full-lifecycle, interdisciplinary, and innovative" training approach. Grounded in the demands of engineering practice, the program establishes a three-dimensional curriculum system encompassing "engineering technology, economic management, and global perspective." It strengthens students' core competencies in project planning, cost control, risk prediction, cross-cultural communication, and multi-party coordination. The program aims to cultivate a new generation of engineering management professionals who are not only proficient in technology and skilled in management but also socially responsible.
• Strong Faculty Expertise: The Engineering Management program boasts a robust faculty team. Over 93% of the faculty members hold a master's degree or higher, and nearly half hold senior professional titles such as Associate Professor or Senior Engineer. The faculty possesses extensive practical experience, with approximately 75% holding relevant domestic or international professional qualifications. These include Certified First-Class Constructor, Certified First-Class Architect, Certified Supervision Engineer, Certified Real Estate Appraiser, International Project Management Professional, and Certified First-Class Cost Engineer.

Basic Information

• School School of Civil Engineering
• Study Mode Full-time
• Program Length 4 years
• Degree Engineering Management (Bachelor of Engineering)

Knowledge and Skills

Graduates of this program will have the following abilities:

• Master the basic theoretical knowledge and skills of construction engineering technology, economics and management, and master the basic theories and methods of engineering project management, engineering cost and engineering economy;
• Possess the ability to use computer to solve practical problems such as construction technologies in engineering management and construction projects.
• Possess basic management capabilities such as bidding and tendering, contract management, and human resource management, as well as the operational capabilities of civil engineering construction technology, the ability to formulate construction organization plans, and the capabilities of engineering economic analysis and comprehensive cost analysis throughout the entire process.
• Possess strong English communication skills, a broad international perspective, as well as good professional ethics and a spirit of innovation

Message from the Program Director

Curriculum

Career Prospects

Graduates majoring in Engineering Management can work in various government departments engaged in construction and economic management, or enter construction investment units, design institutes, construction companies, engineering project supervision firms, real estate enterprises, etc., to engage in engineering management and related work. Alternatively, they may choose to join financial institutions to pursue related management positions.

Further Study Directions:‌ Civil Engineering and Water Resources, Management Science and Engineering, and Technology Economics and Management.