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Master of Engineering in Public Procurement

Advance your expertise in strategic public procurement and change management through this specialized Master's program.

Best for:Best for engineering and business professionals seeking advanced leadership and strategic competencies in public procurement.

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences · Helsinki, Finland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Engineering in Public Procurement at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences strengthens the professional competencies of experts in strategic procurement management. Students deepen their independent procurement leadership skills, learn to analyze and develop organizational purchasing practices, and gain the capability to execute complex change projects. The curriculum is co-designed with procurement specialists, including experts from the KEINO competence center, and aligns directly with the national public procurement strategy. Graduates are fully prepared for senior roles in public procurement management, supplier relationship handling, and the acquisition of goods, services, and competencies.

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What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced coursework focused on strategic public procurement and management
  • Analyze and evaluate organizational procurement operations and supply chains
  • Design and implement change management projects within procurement environments
  • Manage supplier interfaces and contractual relationships effectively
  • Synthesize knowledge aligned with national public procurement strategies

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional qualification suitable for a Master of Engineering program in Finland

Degree offered: Master of Engineering

Language: Finnish (program language of instruction and requirements)

Instruction: Finnish

Required skills
  • Professional background in engineering, business, or related fields
  • Understanding of organizational purchasing or supply chain processes
  • Capacity for independent research and strategic analysis
Nice to have
Prior work experience in public sector administration or procurementDemonstrated involvement in change management or business development projects
Eligibility
  • Must meet the general eligibility criteria for Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences Master's programs

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