The Master of Engineering in Engineering Management program uses a blend of ISE courses and courses from the College of Business to focus on the management of the engineering and technological enterprise. It combines technological expertise with managerial skills.

Engineering Management is concerned with understanding the technology involved in an engineering project and the management process through which the technology is applied. This concentration deals with the dual role of the engineering manager; both as a technologist and a manager. The object is to provide a background in areas commonly needed in this role, such as organizational behavior, finance, and accounting, in addition to industrial engineering expertise. Each student should develop a program of study in conjunction with their advisor, that contains up to four courses from the College of Business to complement the engineering coursework.... [-]

The Engineering Management program is an interdisciplinary program focusing on the knowledge and technical skills of advanced engineering and business management. The program is a one-year master’s degree consisting of 30 semester credit hours and is designed for all engineers on management career paths as well as for those charged with managing technology in engineering, manufacturing, and other high-tech organizations. The master’s degree program may also benefit engineers pursuing professional licensures that are required to have an additional 30 semester credit hours of coursework beyond the bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree in engineering.

Ranked as one of the top 30 online engineering management programs by U.S. News and World Report, our online Master of Engineering Management prepares you to be a leader in your industry.

Combining business acumen, leadership, and technical expertise, our engineering management program is a smart alternative to an MBA for engineers in (or aspiring to be in) leadership positions. And you can choose from a variety of electives to tailor the program to your career.

Earning your graduate degree in Engineering Management from LTU is:

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The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) graduate degree program is available to off-campus students residing both in and out of the United States. The program equips practicing engineers with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist them in effectively managing engineers and other technical resources to accomplish complex technical tasks. Students will develop an economic, technical and human resource perspective for the technical managerial decisions they will face. They will be equipped to react to changes in domestic and international markets, workforce dynamics, and emerging technologies and be able to plan for the future success of their businesses. All courses are offered online. Students never need to come to campus for any coursework and will travel to the Kansas State University campus only once at the end of their program for an oral examination which is conducted by their supervisory committee.... [-]

This program is the first dual degree program in Connecticut in engineering and management, enabling full- and part-time graduate students to earn both a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) by taking a total of 63 credits. This is 18 fewer credits than if the degrees were pursued separately. This program is called Excellence in Engineering and Management, E2M.

This is a unique, three-way partnership between the Barney School of Business and the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture, and extends to third party-businesses in Greater Hartford. Coursework includes applied projects, for which students formulate marketing and business plans for area companies.... [-]

From planning to completion, engineering managers are involved in nearly every aspect of engineering projects. They need strong business administration and leadership abilities in order to supervise employees, manage finances, and ensure the ultimate success of the jobs they oversee. Not only must they demonstrate technical expertise in their particular field, they also require excellent communication skills to coordinate with other managers, contractors, suppliers, and customers in an effective and professional manner.

The demand for leaders in today's engineering fields is expected to increase, especially in growing areas such as environmental and biomedical engineering. Lawrence Technological University's Master of Engineering Management is designed for professionals with diverse backgrounds - program management, engineering, quality, manufacturing, production control, management information systems, and other technical fields - who wish to expand their knowledge and advance their careers.... [-]

This program is designed for people wanting to further their knowledge of industrial management, leadership, and technology. The program is intended for students having backgrounds in technology, engineering, science, or business management. Other backgrounds will be considered as long as the students have taken sufficient mathematics. Most graduates find employment in manufacturing or chemical processing industries.