What is Management Engineering?

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Do you want to know a little bit more about Management Engineering and what it really is? Take a look here and find out! For more definite information, feel free to checkout my accompanying article listed below. This video in particular references MGMT Eng at the University of Waterloo (UW) from the experience of a first year eng student.
2020: Updated video coming and I'm still trying to reply to comments below!
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[@bankzchris8507]

Hi so I’m a sophomore in high school and I’ve been wanting to do this and heard it’s a good paid job but I wanted to know if most colleges/universities have these type of programs?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Hi! What did you end up deciding? I apologize for the delay in response. Management Engineering is a unique undergraduate program at the University of Waterloo. However, there are similar graduate programs in certain aspects depending on your interests!

[@ajayrawat3262]

I have one question. Is there real “science “ in this field. I believe management and engineering are completely different things. Correct me if you think I’m wrong

[@BrandonRHayes]

Ajay Rawat Hi Ajay, of course there is real science! Management Engineering at UW is still an accredited engineering program. This means we have to take certain courses including chemistry, physics, thermodynamics etc. There's a lot of Science in this field that looks at improving efficiency and effectiveness of processes and other things. That being said, there isn't much science in the aspect of research.

[@ajayrawat3262]

Oh thanks . Also that is like the fastest reply I have ever received on KZbin

[@miguelangelagudelobetancou4023]

I need to get a better english....maybe in 2 years I'll be in the university..... I want to be management engineer... I gonna achieve my dream i gonna put so much passion in everything i do every single day i'm the biggest dreamer in the World i believe in myself...thank you for this video ..... God bless you!!!!!

[@BrandonRHayes]

Where are you at today?

[@MainulWasTaken]

Just for connecting with people, I am going to pursue my Management Engineering degree(3 years) from the Polytechnic University of Turin. After graduation or during my bachelor's studies I may deviate to BBA, cause recently I am more interested in Business rather than Computer Science

[@lightfromjupiter]

Hi mate ! I’m also gonna start studying Management Engineering(Different Uni) and wow what a coincidence cuz I was thinking of focusing on CS more than Business 🤣

[@MainulWasTaken]

@@lightfromjupiter woo Which uni btw? Your IG?

[@MainulWasTaken]

@@lightfromjupiter what a coincidence Watched a 5 years old video Commented on it, hoping after 1-2 years I'll find some other students too And we will communicate about how our journey is going with this course. And you literally after 2 hour replied to me🤯

[@lightfromjupiter]

@@MainulWasTaken Are you using Discord ? edit : I haven’t activated my IG account yet

[@jiyamaheshwari1168]

Hi, I had two questions. What can you master in after doing management engineering? And is it necessary to study computer science in high school to pursue a degree in management engineering?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Hi Jiya! It's definitely not necessary to study computer science in high school to pursue a degree in Management Engineering. You can master in a variety of things after Management Engineering. Options include a Master of Management Sciences (MMSc) or a Master of Applied Science (MASc)!

[@DuduMomoy]

Thank's for making this video. i'm an 2nd years Engineering Management student and still questioning where to apply after my graduation, since EM was a new major in my country. do you have any advice for me?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Unfortunately I don't have any direct advice.

[@bmw320540750]

Hi Brandon, i have a question about this major and another major? i would like to send you a message(with study plan) to see your opinion and what you suggest , do you have a facebook or Linkden in order to send you a message please?

[@BrandonRHayes]

You can comment below or message me on KZbin.

[@agishanthaya6155]

ayo brandond im debating this and western engineering with ivey dual degree, idk which one is better but I dont know if I want to go into a physical engineering discipline or not

[@Kiran_8]

Hey I am civil engineer and i hope to do ylthis in usa it is good for me? Does computer software skills required? And job is there for me?

[@assdfghsvvshzbjd7972]

What jobs can a managment engineer do?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Optimization, Software development, Process Engineering, Database Engineering, Product Management, Product Management.... Some job titles that myself or classmates have had: Data Analyst, Associate Product Manager, Process Engineering Intern, Supply Chain Analyst, Founder, Digital Product Coordinator, Technical Project Lead, Business Development Analyst...

[@nawaf5846]

I have questions for my major is Office management When I want to continue studying Can I take management engineering

[@BrandonRHayes]

Management Engineering is an accredited engineering program. This means when you graduate you earn a bachelors of applied science. I feel like you would need to do extensive studying on your own in order to get accepted into such program after taking office management.

[@agnesmauricio1473]

Hello Mr.Hayes!I would like to ask if how are you doing?Where are you working at?Do you think that management engineering can earn enough money to be a millionaire or somewhat near that. Thanks!

[@caglakucuk9881]

Hi.I’ll study M.E. , but in my country(Turkey) it doesnt known and its only a major in 2 unis.I dont know what should i do cause i think M.E. doesnt known like i.e or like any others at other countrys too?? Should i change my major?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Hi Çağla, Ultimately, this is a decision you will need to make. I know that some schools in Turkey have great courses that cover similar mathematical optimization and operations research-related topics. These topics are similar to what I covered in my undergraduate degree in Management Engineering at the University of Waterloo. You should not worry about whether your program is known; mine certainly wasn't the most well-known. I often need to explain what it is, but that gives me a great opportunity to frame it beneficially. You should be concerned about whether or not you enjoy the program, whether or not it will add value to your future, and whether or not it suits your personality and interests. Those are the most critical things, and if you do that, you'll find success! I hope this helps :)

[@caglakucuk9881]

Thank you sooo much🙏🥰

[@Wuzere22]

Nice sharing

[@keenenbalio2059]

Greetings brandon from the philippines. in one of our courses we have to report on the difference of engineering management and management engineering, can you help identify its difference? or does it really have a difference? hoping for your reply. thanks

[@BrandonRHayes]

Keenen Balio Hi Keenen, Management Engineering as I state in this video is an engineering discipline focused on improving efficiency and effectiveness, optimum solutions and innovative solutions to real world problems. I.e. reducing wait times in hospitals, reducing shipping times etc. Engineering management, I would assume, is more geared towards how to manage multiple types of engineers.

[@keenenbalio2059]

thank you for your fast reply. so basically, you mean management engineering deals with a lot of problem solving in the real world while engineering management stays on the engineering field? ☺

[@BrandonRHayes]

Keenen Balio well engineering is the real world as well, right. Engineers design things. Civil engineers design the buildings we live in. Electrical engineers design the electrical appliances we use in our homes. Mechanical engineers design our vehicles. Management engineers oversee those same operations but focus on the bigger picture to decrease costs, increase profits and ensure the project works well. While engineering management needs to be able to facilitate communication and keep that bigger picture in mind as well. So they're similar.

[@keenenbalio2059]

thank you so much for your time. i now have an idea on its differences. it is really a big help. thank you so much and God bless

[@lucabaldini2033]

I’m a management engineer, you are right!

[@idiots-em1zx]

What is electronic and engineering management?

[@roseslegends5933]

How are the professors for the MSCI courses? Are they passionate? Is there opportunity as an undergrad student to work with profs and do research?

[@brandonhayes557]

The professors range from terrible to great as with professors in any faculty and at any school. It also depends on your learning style and personality type as to whether you'll like and get along with them as with any other person. I would say all of them are passionate. Some are passionate about their teaching, others about their research. There is opportunity as an undergrad to work with professors and do research across the University. I hope this somewhat answers your question. I wanted to be open and honest.

[@bhuvanlamichhane8174]

Can I do Engineering management with B.Sc major in Physics along with mathematics?

[@BrandonRHayes]

If you want to take 3 majors, yes you can. Management Engineering includes some physics and mathematics courses, but they're applied and not extensively theoretical.

[@botak1949]

Can I do master in engineering management after bachelor of food technology?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Perhaps! It would highly depend on your track record. The Management Engineering I refer to is an Undergraduate Engineering program offered by the University of Waterloo.

[@navleensingh9083]

@BrandonHayes, Hi Sir, I had a question , in which programs does Management Engineering fall in? Thanks again and hope to get your reply back.

[@BrandonRHayes]

At the University of Waterloo, Management Engineering is it's own accredited engineering program. See my blog post in the video description.

[@BrandonRHayes]

At the University of Waterloo, it is its own program under the Faculty of Engineering, Department of Management Sciences. But you can take a Management Engineering Add-on from some other engineering disciplines.

[@mohamadsh8517]

Hiii Can u hellp me in industrial engineering and talk more for this major

[@BrandonRHayes]

Your school should be able to help you. If you want more information, check out the video description to see my article on this topic.

[@waelmostafa1423]

My son received an offer in Management engineering at Waterloo .He's reluctant wether to accept it or not.

[@BrandonRHayes]

Hi Wael, I apologize for the delay in response, but I am confident that he made the decision right for him!

[@waelmostafa1423]

Thanks Brandon. He didnot accept the offer.

[@quit4912]

@@waelmostafa1423 hi, may I ask why your son rejected the offer? I'm considering applying and wanted to know your point of view. Thanks

[@hasanmishu8792]

hey man I from Bangladesh, I am interested to complete my bachelor as a management engineer. but the main question is can I earn 6 figure in canada after my graduation.

[@BrandonRHayes]

You can achieve anything if you work for it. If you don't you won't get anything. Money is a byproduct of success. So yes, of course you could with a Management Engineering degree from the University of Waterloo. Will you specifically? Well you decide that.

[@hasanmishu8792]

thanks for your valuable information and reply,may I get your facebook account for more details if I need.

[@BrandonRHayes]

I only connect with my audience through KZbin, sorry.

[@mumtazhussain8694]

Can we get admission in Msc engineering management after Bba hon

[@BrandonRHayes]

Mumtaz Hussain perhaps. Try applying

[@mumtazhussain8694]

Brandon Hayes ok thanks I subscribed your channel bro

[@aramakhu4460]

Hello, What is the starting salary or the average for Management Engineering?

[@brandonhayes557]

It totally depends on the industry you decide to go into and the country you decide to work in! However, it is a lucrative career option.

[@hocbirda4001]

are there similar opportunities in terms of jobs, and salaries/growth with management engineering vs the traditional engineering degrees like software, electrical, etc?

[@BrandonRHayes]

Management Eng is a new field of engineering at the University of Waterloo, but Management Engineering itself is not a new concept. It can be considered similar to industrial engineering in a sense. We typically steal jobs from other engineers (i.e. chemical, electrical, mechanical, software) but we work hard to do that. My classmates who steal software jobs for example do a lot of programming and developing on their own because its a major interest to them.

[@hocbirda4001]

In your experience, are there ample job opportunities / co-op opportunities with management engineering compared to other ones

[@BrandonRHayes]

@@hocbirda4001 yes. There is a lot of opportunity

[@hocbirda4001]

Brandon Hayes ok. One last question. Do students that took man eng generally regret taking it after a couple years or is it the other way around. Also is it easy to switch engineering disciplines after first year?

[@BrandonRHayes]

@@hocbirda4001 It depends on your interests. If you're not interested in the possibilities, you won't enjoy it and you will really struggle to pass. Perhaps this would suit the people that 'regret' it as you say. Switching engineering disciplines is not typically easily done, though it is possible.

[@divineintervention9934]

Hi! Brandon Hayes, Video was informative about the program. You mentioned software skills & mathematics ( ie. calculus). Can you explain the depth and difficulty level of these studies? I am really interested about Management science at Waterloo. Your reply is most valuable.

[@BrandonRHayes]

Hi there. I am glad that you have found my video to be informative. I am assuming you are referring to the depth and difficulties of the software and mathematics skills. In general and engineering you will find that the math is very difficult when compared to high school or even college level courses, but in comparison to pure math courses they are easier. It all depends on how you handle and interpret information. Engineering math is very applied, unlike pure math which may not always have a real world application. This is similar with software, the level of depth will not be as deep as say in computer science or software engineering. If you generally enjoy math, science and the bigger picture than Management Engineering at Waterloo may be for you. I hope I have answered your question.

[@Lakdim894]

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[@jaishaanthsuresh3837]

Is Engineering Management a single program or there are different streams to it ? If so , please enlist the streams

[@BrandonRHayes]

So first, what I have discussed is Management Engineering, which is different from Engineering Management. You'll notice in the video, I am taking about a specific program. At the University of Waterloo, you can take any engineering discipline, which I encourage you to read online about, and add on a option in management sciences. Your grades would have to be high enough etc.