The Master of Engineering in Engineering Management is designed for graduates of STEM programs who want to move from technical work into management roles. Coursework emphasizes identifying problems, building and analyzing models, and turning results into managerial decisions. The program serves students on campus and students studying remotely at a distance.
On campus, students usually come from engineering, computer science, and other STEM fields and typically complete the degree in two or three semesters. Established tracks cover consulting, product management, entrepreneurship, real estate, construction management, engineering leadership, sustainability, renewable energy, and infrastructure in a changing world. Students may also design their own plan with an advisor. Graduates are prepared to lead technical teams and make decisions that link engineering work to business goals. Students who want a technical environment with a management focus can pursue this path.
