Engineering Management University of Ottawa

Overview

The Engineering Management programme at the University of Ottawa is designed to equip engineers and scientists with the essential leadership skills required to manage people, projects, and complex organisations within technical environments. This professional degree bridges the gap between high-level engineering and strategic business management, ensuring graduates can lead innovation in a competitive global market.

Administered jointly by the Faculty of Engineering and the Telfer School of Management, the curriculum provides a multidisciplinary approach to solving modern industrial challenges. Students benefit from a supportive environment that encourages the development of professional competence in technical English, while maintaining the right to complete assignments and examinations in either English or French.

Why Engineering Management at University of Ottawa?

The University of Ottawa is ranked among Canada’s top 10 research universities, providing a prestigious backdrop for advanced technical study. Located in the heart of the nation’s capital, the institution offers unique proximity to federal agencies and a thriving technology sector. The programme is supervised by a dedicated committee of experts from both the engineering and management faculties, ensuring the curriculum remains aligned with current industry standards and research breakthroughs.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1422 per credit
• National fee: CAD 396 per credit

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Syllabus

Compulsory modules include:

• Engineering Management
• Business Case Development
• Leadership Skills
• Management Accounting
• Operational Excellence and Lean Six Sigma
• Supply Chain Management
• Technology Project Management Practice
• Sales and Influence for Engineers
• Industrial Organization

Careers with Engineering Management

Graduates of this programme are prepared for senior leadership roles where technical proficiency and managerial acumen are both required. The course focuses on developing expertise in production and operations management, robotics, and manufacturing oversight. Alumni often pursue careers in technical project management, research and development, and innovation management.