The Three-Year Degree Course in Management Engineering of the L-9 Degree Class - Industrial Engineering - aims at training a graduate in engineering, who can deal with the issues related to the design and management of production and building systems, analysis of logistics problems, modeling of production processes and interactions with other business subsystems to identify recommend performance and implement necessary improvements.

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A student must complete at least 30 credit hours in General Education to receive a BSEM degree. A student must also complete 54 credit hours of Engineering Management core courses. The remaining credit hours consist of elective courses.

Early in their working lives, engineers have to manage finances and managers have to deal with technologies. This degree program at the BBW University of Applied Sciences combines these two areas. Due to the combined teaching of business and technical expertise, graduates are able to grasp both technical and overarching operational contexts and are able to take on responsible activities and potential leadership positions in the company.