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Engineering Management

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Why Apply?

Analysts estimate that more than two-thirds of all engineers and other technical professionals will transition into management positions during the course of their professional careers.

In an age of project management teams, complex technological systems, collaborative problem solving requirements and cultural diversity, superb engineering and technical skills are no longer sufficient to guarantee success.

Among the many competencies required of the technical manager are:

  • Effective team leadership skills;
  • Highly developed management expertise;
  • Understanding of cultural diversity and the global economy;
  • Ability to manage technically diverse team members

With these crucial skills, engineers and technical professionals with a degree in Engineering Management will have a strong advantage in these competitive high-tech markets.

Because the program is offered online, students have the flexibility to learn any time, anywhere. There is no commute to campus, no parking to deal with, and no rushing to class after a tough day at work.

The Master of Science in Engineering Management program offers engineers and other technical professionals the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills pertinent to the entrepreneurial (and intrapreneurial) management of both existing and emerging technologies.

The program's curriculum stresses the development of technological decision-making capabilities, and emphasizes the growing need for engineering competence combined with management expertise.

With this engineering management degree, you will be able to:

  • Apply advanced methods to optimize technical management decision-making;
  • Use engineering cost, financial and economic analysis methods to make sound business decisions;
  • Apply knowledge and skills to manage existing and emerging technology project teams;
  • Analyze options effectively for implementing and managing global engineering and technology programs;
  • Successfully manage teams of engineering and other technical professionals;
  • Optimize communication using contemporary technologies appropriate to dispersed work groups;
  • Acquire knowledge and appreciation of the intellectual discipline of engineering and technology management;
  • Critically evaluate technological alternatives and make informed recommendations

A Student-Centered Program
Student learning is the focus of our distinguished faculty. Each faculty member is dedicated to guiding and mentoring students, helping you apply knowledge to your work situations, and assisting you in successfully completing your degree in just two years.

The program provides a high level of student support and ongoing attention to students' needs. All students complete the sequence of online coursework together, providing networking opportunities and mutual support.

Convenience and Flexibility
Because our students are busy professionals, the online nature of the program allows students to access their courses anytime, anywhere.

An Integrated Approach
We use a "cohort model" in which a group of students moves through the program together. They complete a specified set of courses in a predetermined sequence from the start of the program through to fulfillment of M.S. degree requirements. Each succeeding course builds on what was covered in earlier courses. The resulting cumulative effect applies not only to content but also to conceptual and professional skills.