The Master's Degree in Management Engineering is aimed at training a professional capable of designing and managing production and logistics systems, organizing and managing a business, conducting economic-financial analysis, implementing and developing management control, and planning and managing large projects. The training makes use of a strong integration with local, national and international production realities through seminars, visits and internships.

Next to group work and internships, which are the main tool, practical experiences involve operational activities of studying and formulating actions in the field - at companies - in different fields, from management control to marketing, etc.

All those private or public areas where knowledge is needed:

• design and manage production and logistics systems
• planning strategic initiatives
• carry out economic and financial analyses
• plan and manage the innovation process
• implement and develop management control
• plan and manage major projects

The training course offers both technological knowledge and managerial skills, in order to train a professional capable of confronting the complexity of the industrial and services fabric and, more generally, the economic environment. 

The graduate in management engineering is a professional who knows the principles of operation, design and modeling of production systems of goods and services and logistics systems. To these skills he combines an understanding of the interactions that link technological variables to economic, organizational and financial variables--whether declined at the factory, enterprise or industry level.

The planned teachings provide both modeling and quantitative analysis tools, including a variety of numerical, analytical, computational modeling and experimental methods, and specific knowledge aimed at analysis and problem solving in emerging areas of specialization, such as those related to innovation and change.

For example, the first group includes subjects such as Business Intelligence, Models and Methods for Optimization and Control, and Game Theory. The second group of teachings includes for example Management Control Systems, Innovation Management, Strategy and Planning Systems.

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16145 Genoa
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