Mission

Enterprise Systems Engineering (ESE) is a multidisciplinary approach combining systems engineering and strategic management to address methods and approaches for aligning system architectures with enterprise business rules and the underlying IT architecture. Development and implementation are consistent with enterprise strategic objectives and enterprise system capabilities with the diverse complex subsystems.

This program is designed to use the systems engineering life cycle as a framework for linking outcome-based engineering analysis and decision-making with enterprise strategic objectives, addressing methods and tools for managing complexity, determining measures of effectiveness, and assessing return on investments from an engineering perspective.

The ESE Master’s program is funded by the MSc ESE TEMPUS Joint Project, aiming at designing a comprehensive and unique curriculum. A study has been conducted by Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT) and the German Jordanian University (GJU), as partners in the MSc ESE project, to investigate the needs for graduates in the field of ESE in Jordan.

The curriculum of the program has been designed in accordance with the results of the conducted study and covers four main fundamentals in the field of ESE: Common Knowledge, Development, Operation, and Application. This conforms to the mission and vision of both universities in developing and offering quality education. 

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Preparing qualified cadres, theoretically and practically, in the field of enterprise systems engineering, capable of:

1. Analysis of the various technical problems faced by institutions in different environments.
2. Designing different solutions that suit the institutions' environment and capabilities.
3. Optimizing enterprise operations planning using various technologies.
4. Conducting research in the fields of technology and business and enrolling in other postgraduate programs in these tracks.