The phrase "administration and engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to fields of study, professions, or areas of expertise that involve both administrative and engineering aspects.
Example: "The university offers a dual degree program in administration and engineering, preparing students for leadership roles in technical industries."
Alternatives: "management and engineering" or "administrative and engineering".
Agricultural economics, like business administration and engineering, places much emphasis on operational outcomes.
Recent innovations include career and discipline studies offered in such fields as architecture, veterinary medicine, hotel administration, and engineering.
Paul W. MacAvoy, dean of Rochester's management school, calls it the first joint master of business administration and engineering program between an American and a Japanese university.
The analysis is by Nancy Pfund, a managing partner of DBL Investors of San Francisco, which backs renewable energy ventures, and Ben Healey, an environmentalist who is earning a joint master's degree in business administration and engineering management at Yale.
By this aim, we searched and analysed Web sites of 360 academic units including business administration and engineering faculties, science and technology, social sciences institutes of 95 public universities in Turkey.
In the process, he said, it lost some of its cachet as the place where the brightest public administration and engineering graduates wanted to be, and became vulnerable to budget and salary cuts that made it more difficult to attract the most talented people.
Manalapan students have access to any of the district's six specialty high schools, focusing on global issues; business administration; science and engineering; humanities; law; and medicine.
Classification and Regression Tree (CART), one of the most widely applied data mining techniques, has been commonly employed in business administration, industry, and engineering.
The classification and regression tree (CART), one of the most widely applied data mining techniques, has been commonly employed in business administration, industry, and engineering.
In this context, study aims to define the level of entrepreneurial intentions as well as the impact of discipline (engineering vs. management) and gender in business administration and management engineering departments in two major public universities in Turkey.
Some astronomers and engineers challenged the reasoning of Mr. O'Keefe, whose background was in public administration, and not engineering.
