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.... [-]

The Professional Science Masters (PSM) in Engineering and Business is intended for students who have a B.S. in engineering or engineering technology who want to advance into management positions. The degree combines advanced engineering and business courses with applied field experience. The applied field experience integrates the new skills learned by the student with their needs and the needs of their employer. The online courses will use Adobe Connect Pro, which allows the courses to be received on any computer with a high-speed internet connection. Educational Objectives:

The Engineering profession covers a wide spectrum of subject areas that range from nano-scale to industrial-scale application. It includes engines, robotics, information technology, electro-mechanical systems, motion intelligence, and others. Florida Poly’s Master of Science in Engineering (ME) degree provides cutting-edge research opportunities to students using state-of-the-art experimental or computational research facilities under the close supervision of a faculty member(s).

The College of Engineering will have research strengths in diverse areas addressing present-day challenges, as well as developing technologies for the future. The College will offer graduate research in different areas such as Digital Logic Design, Embedded System Design, Machine Intelligence, Control Systems, Digital & Hybrid Systems, Electrodynamics, Magnetics, Semiconductors, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, Motion Intelligence, Multifunctional Materials, and Nanotechnology. ... [-]

The Master of Engineering (MEng) degree offered at the University of Windsor is a coursework professional program open to students who satisfy the admission requirements. The MEng Program takes three to five semesters to complete but is structured in such a way that it may be completed in one year by a full-time student. The minimum period of full-time registration for the MEng degree is three semesters and the maximum allowable time is five semesters. For part-time students, the minimum period of registration for the MEng degree is six semesters and the maximum allowable time is fifteen consecutive semesters. Practical work-experience placements (paid and unpaid) may be available for full-time students only, but cannot be guaranteed.... [-]

Texas Tech University's online Master of Engineering, offered by the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering is an interdisciplinary degree program designed for practicing engineers. Students can choose one of several tracks within the various engineering disciplines or design their own program of study by combining credits from several different engineering programs, ensuring that students gain a well-rounded knowledge of the engineering field.

The program leading to the Master of Engineering (MEN) degree is an interdisciplinary, non-thesis degree. The MEN is designed primarily for practicing engineers. For such practicing engineers, credit for graduate coursework completed in residence at another accredited graduate school may be accepted for as much as 15 hours of the 36 semester hour requirements for the Master of Engineering degree. All work credited toward the degree must be completed within nine calendar years. In addition to the regulations governing admission to the Graduate School, a baccalaureate degree in engineering, or its equivalent, is required for entrance to the Master of Engineering Program.... [-]

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.... [-]

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.... [-]