Master of Science in Engineering Management

The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) will help you bridge the gap between technology and business by blending the scientific approach to problem solving with leadership training and business skills.
 
Program Type: MSEM
 

The MSEM program focuses on leadership, project management, financial management, strategic planning, technology transfer, ethical and legal perspectives, team relations and organizational behavior skills. The program is designed for professionals who have an undergraduate degree in engineering, science, or technology.

Program Highlights 

  • 18-month completion for full-time students
  • Two-year completion for part-time students 
  • Research projects to identify and propose solutions to engineering management problems 
  • One night a week per course 
  • No GRE requirement 
  • Graduate certificates in medical device quality, packaging, or data analytics.

Program Options

You may choose from the following delivery formats for the MS in Engineering Management program:

  • Face-to-face classes on campus
  • Hybrid curriculum (with classroom and online instruction)
  • 100 percent online instruction (option not available to F1 visa students)

Program Requirements 

The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) program requires 33 credit hours. You’ll take courses in: 

  • Engineering management theory and applications 
  • Engineering financial management and accounting 
  • Quality assurance 
  • Operations research 
  • Technical project management 
  • Strategic management in a technical environment 
  • Supply chain analytics 
View Master of Science in Engineering Management Course Requirements

Career Opportunities 

There is a wide range of career options with engineering organizations. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you will be well-equipped to start a business in the engineering field. 

How to Apply

To apply, submit the following: 

  • 1. Graduate Program Application 
  • 2. One official transcript of previous academic credits from each of the colleges or universities previously attended
  • 3. A current resume/CV

International applicants must also submit: 

  • Course-by-course NACES credential evaluation 
  • Official English proficiency test scores. A minimum proficiency in English equivalent to a TOEFL ibt of 75, IELTS of 6.0, PTE of 55, or Duolingo of 110 must be demonstrated. 
  • Copy of passport 
  • Current bank statement 
  • Current affidavit of sponsorship