Master's Degree in Engineering Management

Degree: Master of Engineering Management
Major: Engineering Management
Hours: 30

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Engineering Management Overview

The 91��̳ Master of Engineering Management Degree is a non-thesis degree program that can be completed on campus or online. Your coursework will be divided between technical management, business administration and your chosen technical discipline. You will be prepared for your next career step by perfecting your technical and management skills.

This program offers a lot of flexibility, allowing you to study interesting topics such as project management, robotics and automation, logistics, supply chain management and similar skills that are transforming the modern world. This program is STEM-qualified for OPT USCIS regulations, and most full-time MEM graduate students receive support from the department via scholarships with instate tuition.

Engineering Management Courses You May Take

Engineering Management: This course is designed to prepare engineering students to gain necessary management skills to lead technical organizations in a globally challenged environment. topics include, but are not limited to, management techniques from past to present, engineering manager skills, environment and sustainability, globalization and social responsibilities, diversity issues in corporate U.S., planning, controlling, leading and organizing tools and techniques, decision-making, ethics in the workplace and teams and teamwork.

Project Management: One of the main course objectives is to understand the fundamentals of project management to meet project objectives and customer expectations. Students will learn the unique terminology of project management. Basic tools and techniques of project management will be explored. Students will understand the important roles of project managers.

Financial and Managerial Accounting Foundations: Concepts of financial accounting. Emphasis is on the conceptual framework of accounting and preparation and uses of financial statements. Additional topics include, Managerial Accounting and Cost Concepts, Cost Volume Profit Analysis, Flexible Budgets and Standard Costs and Variance Analysis.

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Career Paths for Engineering Management

This versatile program allows you a great amount of self-direction towards taking the courses that will promote a successful path in the technical area of their preference.