The M.Sc. graduates in Engineering Business and Logistics Management
The programme is designed to equip learners with essential skills in sustainable resource management and to foster a comprehensive understanding of environmentally responsible industrial practices through dedicated course modules.
The students enrolled in the dual degree program from AY2025 onward will need only 9 modules for their graduation.
Admission Process
The applicants should have Admission Requirements to apply for the programme
- Period: 5 study days per module
- Study days: Saturday, Sunday, and then Friday, Saturday, Sunday of the following week.
- Study time: 8.30 am -17.45 pm
- Language: English
- Instructor: Expert from WMG
- Guest speakers: Share localised experiences
- Practical teaching and learning: Case studies, games and simulations
- No examination: evaluated by PMA
Academic Plan - EBLM
Candidates for the M.Eng/M.Sc. awards must attend a minimum of 9 modules (equivalent to 21 credits) and undertake an industrial-oriented project which must be reported in the form of a dissertation.
Each module is usually conducted over a period of five days – Saturday, Sunday, and then Friday, Saturday, Sunday of the following week. It consists of 40-45 hours of intensive lectures, tutorials, seminar, case studies, or laboratory activities.
Degree Requirements
In order to qualify for graduation, a candidate must satisfy the assessment requirements of both Chulalongkorn and Warwick Universities:
- Complete 9 modules (or more, if necessary).
- Chulalongkorn University: Combined GPA of 3.00 and satisfactory dissertation.
- Warwick University: Satisfy PMA scores (at least 50%) in at least 9 modules and satisfy dissertation score (at least 50%).
- Comply with module requirements.
- The thesis title must be in the domains of service industries or service processes.
Module Requirements
Candidates must attend a minimum of 9 modules under the following conditions: 9 Compulsory Modules (either in our Centre or overseas partner Centres)
- Fundamentals of Integrated Engineering Business Management (FEBM)
- Study, Professional & Analytical Skills (SPAS)
- Strategy and Finance for Engineering Organisations (SFEO)
- Project Planning Management and Control (PPMC)
- Supply Chain and Operations Management (SCOM)
- Big Data and Analytics for Industry (BDAI)
- Managing Design and Manufacturing Technology (MDMT)
- Quality, Reliability and Maintenance (QRM)
- Organisations, People and Performance (OPP)
