Program overview
This program combines a coherent disciplinary foundation with guided application and independent inquiry. Learning activities are designed for flexible participation while preserving clear academic expectations.
Educational objectives
- Develop confident understanding of central concepts and methods.
- Apply evidence and disciplined reasoning to authentic problems.
- Communicate decisions clearly to specialist and general audiences.
- Act with integrity and awareness of professional responsibility.
Areas of study
- Systems thinking
- Reliability
- Engineering risk
- Operations research
- Applied project
Learning and assessment
Study may include guided readings, discussions, case analysis, practical tasks, projects, and independent research. Assessment is selected to demonstrate the published learning outcomes and may include reports, presentations, examinations, portfolios, or a capstone project.
Entry and progression
Applicants should normally hold the qualification appropriate to the level of study and demonstrate readiness for instruction in English. Admissions staff assess applications individually. Progression requires successful completion of the program’s academic requirements.