FACULTY OF ENGINEERING ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
The Master study programme is a combination of engineering, economics, management and communication.
It is designed for professionals in the field of business administration, real estate management and civil engineering who wish to manage international projects for building construction and real estate in the future.
The programme enables students to adapt to foreign environments and to become acquainted with different mentalities and habits.
The programme strives to educate entrepreneurs and managers in the latest developments in the field of building entrepreneurship and real estate development.
KEY FEATURES
- The programme development is supported by the International Real Estate Federation FIABCI, local real estate and building industry associations and it is developed in line with the standards of the International Project Management Association (IPMA).
- Students can use facilities in both the Institute of Civil Engineering and Real Estate Economics and the Faculty of Engineering Economics and Management.
- The programme has been recognized at the international level, for example in the business world university ranking “Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking” programme holds the 7th place among Eastern European Countries.
CAREER OPTIONS
Graduates can work in real estate companies, house management companies, civil construction and building projects, governmental institutions and local governments.
They are qualified to fulfil various positions including manager, project manager and construction manager.
FACTS
Degree required:Professional Bachelor and Level Five Professional Qualification in Management and Administration; Finances, Banking and Insurance; Accounting and Taxes; Jurisprudence, Architecture and Urban Planning, Building and Civil Engineering or equivalent;
or Academic Bachelor of Social Sciences in Economics; Management; Law and Academic Bachelor of Engineering in Building Science
Academic volume:60 or 100CP / 90 or 150 ECTS
Study language:English
Duration:1.5 or 2.5 years (full-time)
Faculty:Engineering Economics
Intake:Autumn/Spring
