BSc Engineering and Management
The link between engineering and business studies.
The business world is increasingly looking for employees with a holistic mind-set. In light of this, you will have optimum career prospects with a Bachelor of Science FHNW in Engineering and Management. As an industrial engineer, you are very versatile and are not restricted to individual sectors. You will be able to work with specialists from various fields in an extremely focused manner and cope with complex tasks.
Make companies digitally fit
Digital transformation encompasses all companies and organizations and rewards innovation and creativity. The completely revised BSc Engineering Management focuses on the necessary competencies and specific specialist knowledge to master the challenges of the digital age.
During the course of study, both the business side (strategies, processes, customer relations, etc.) and the digital technologies that make the new business models possible in the first place are examined. Building on this, the new specialisation "Digital Engineering" provides expert knowledge on digitalisation strategies, agile project management and digital business cases. In the specialization "Supply Chain & Production Management" you will learn the tasks of the elements of the supply chain and will be trained to become professionals for the planning and construction of supply chains.
“As an Expert Usability Engineer at Zühlke, I assist with customers’ software and product development projects. In my role, I am responsible for systematically involving the users of the product in the development process in order to make technical solutions easy for people to use. As a proud Wing graduate, I am still benefiting from a networked way of thinking and the project management skills I gained on the programme!”
Insights into the Engineering and Management degree
Degree
Specialisations
In the third year, you can choose one of three specialisations in order to specifically tailor your degree programme to a particular professional field.
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Digital Engineering
This specialisation focuses on the vital tasks and skills involved in developing and implementing an entrepreneurial digital transformation.
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Supply Chain & Production Management
Supply chain management considers the entire value-added network from raw material supplier to end consumer, regardless of national and company borders. You will get to know the tasks of the elements of the supply chain and will be trained to become professionals for planning and building supply chains. A major focus of the deepening is on the linchpin of supply chains, production. Graduates have the skills to manage, plan and control production and to design entire production processes using digital technologies.
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Product Management
This specialisation focuses on the tasks carried out throughout the different phases of a product in its life cycle, i.e. from the idea and development, market introduction and establishment through to internationalisation and replacement by the subsequent product. It shows the interactions and dependencies between one's own operational skills and resources, market and customer requirements and innovative technologies.
International Track in Engineering and Management
Language excellence and intercultural competence play a key role in today's hyper-competitive world. Join us and gain valuable international experience.
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