Across and beyond the built environment sector, there’s a pressing need for leaders and managers with advanced understanding of how digital technologies shape and are shaped by organisations, projects and supply chains. On this master’s, you’ll gain the knowledge and tools to bridge this ongoing digital gap.
Working alongside leading academics at UCL’s top ranked Bartlett School for Sustainable Construction, you’ll explore how digitalisation impacts engineering management through a socio-technical lens, diving deeply into both theory and practice.
Get to grips with the technologies that are revolutionising construction practices, like Building Information Modelling, mixed realities, big data analytics and blockchain, while examining their implications from a managerial standpoint.
This multidisciplinary course will give you a blend of skills essential for addressing digital transformation in industry, spanning project management, organisational management, communication, digital science, programming and the latest digital technologies.
You’ll be equipped for roles across the built environment or you could apply your expertise to sectors like manufacturing, transport, software engineering, or oil and gas. You could choose to specialise further by continuing onto a PhD.
The course equips graduates with the potential to become future innovators, leaders, senior managers, policymakers and researchers in engineering management, digital innovation and project management.
Your combination of managerial and technical skills will put you in a strong position for roles in public sector organisations; construction, engineering and design firms; consultancies and commercial research firms; clients with major portfolios in the built environment; or in adjacent sectors.
Top industry sectors for Bartlett graduates in work are construction, built environment and property 37% of graduates ; engineering 17% ; finance 8% ; academic research and higher education 7% ; and other scientific and technical professions 5% .
Graduates have secured work with employers such as ARUP, Balfour Beatty, British Land, Deloitte, Skanska, Turner & Townsend, AtkinsRéalis, TfL, Mace, Tetra Tech Europe, Vodafone and the UK government. Data from Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017-2022