Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) is designed for engineers seeking to advance into leadership and management roles within technical organisations. The program bridges the gap between engineering expertise and strategic decision-making, equipping graduates with the skills required to manage complex engineering projects, teams, and systems.
Through an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates engineering, business strategy, leadership, and data-driven decision-making, students develop the capability to lead innovation, manage risk, and drive organisational performance.
Applied learning, industry–relevant projects, and a focus on sustainable and ethical engineering practice ensure graduates are prepared to navigate the evolving demands of modern engineering industries.
Study Mode
On Campus
Course Duration
2 years
Next Intake
Feb, Apr, Jul, Oct 2027
Location
Adelaide (SA)
Course Snapshot and Official Registration
Get the essentials at a glance—study length, qualification level, and regulatory approvals. Imperial Engineering Education is registered with TEQSA and approved for international enrolment, so you can plan confidently today.
- Course Duration: 2 years full-time (four semesters)
- Course Level: AQF 9
- Regulatory Status: TEQSA-registered Institute of Higher Education
- TEQSA Provider ID: PRV14379
- CRICOS Code: 04229B
- CRICOS Course Code: 120744F
Become Industry-Ready
with Real Project Skills.
Lead Engineering Projects with Confidence
Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management develop a combination of technical, analytical, and leadership capabilities highly valued by employers across engineering and technology industries.
Students gain skills in:
- Engineering project and operations management
- Strategic decision-making and organisational leadership
- Data analysis and evidence-based management
- Innovation and technology management
- Risk management and systems thinking
- Sustainable and ethical engineering practice
These capabilities prepare graduates to bridge the gap between engineering teams and executive leadership, making them valuable contributors to modern engineering organisations.
Admissions
Entry Requirements
To be considered for admission, you must meet one of the following pathways:
Domestic and international students must be.....
Academic Entry Requirements:
- General entry: A bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 8 or higher) in an engineering discipline from an Australian university or an equivalent international institution. OR
- Special or alternative admission arrangements: The following should complete the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management (GCEM)and Graduate Diploma in Engineering Management (GDEM) before admission to MEM:
- A bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 7 or higher)in an engineering discipline from an Australian university or an equivalent international institution. OR
- A bachelor’s degree (AQF Level 7 or higher)in any field, supplemented by substantial professional experience in a related area for at least 2 years. OR
- A combination of non-formal education and relevant work experience in an engineering-related field for at least 6 years
Health Requirements
There are no specific health requirements for this course. If you have a health condition, disability, or any circumstance that may affect your studies and you may need support or reasonable adjustments, please note this in your application. A member of the Imperial Engineering Education team will contact you to discuss available assistance confidentially.
English Requirements
English Language Entry Requirements:
- IELTS score 6.5minimum (no lower than6.0ineach band); or equivalent; or
- A citizen and holds a passport from Australia, UK, USA, Canada, NZ or the Republic of Ireland; or
- Has completed at least 5 years’ study in English in one or more of the following countries: Australia, UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, or the Republic of Ireland
Course Details
Prerequisites and Co-requisites
Prerequisites and co-requisites are listed in each unit outline. If a unit has a prerequisite, you must successfully complete the required earlier unit before enrolling. If a unit has a co-requisite, you must have already completed it or be enrolled in it at the same time.
Master of Engineering Management (MEM) Course Structure
Pre-requisites and/or co-requisites are noted on the unit outline.
To be eligible to graduate, students must complete a total of
160 credit points.
Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning
Imperial Engineering Education may grant credit for relevant prior learning, including formal study, non-formal training, and appropriate informal learning or experience. Eligibility and application steps are outlined in the Institute’s Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy and Procedure, available on the website.
Fee
Tuition Fees (in Australian Dollars)
Tuition Fee - $55,000.00
Non-Tuition Fee - $5000.00
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Careers in Master of Engineering Management
Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management are prepared for leadership roles across engineering, manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology sectors. Potential career pathways include:
- Engineering Manager
- Project Manager (Engineering & Infrastructure)
- Operations Manager
- Technical Director
- Engineering Consultant
- Technology and Innovation Manager
- Engineering Systems Manager
- Infrastructure Program Manager
The qualification is particularly valuable for engineers seeking to transition from technical roles into strategic leadership and management positions within engineering organisations.
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