Master of Science - Engineering Management

The Master of Science in Engineering Management can be pursued with or without a thesis. Each program requires 30 credit hours beyond the Bachelor's degree. Both thesis and non-thesis students take four required core courses in the foundation areas of Engineering Management followed by four courses in the department area of specialization. To complete the degree program, students select either two additional elective courses (non-thesis option) or six hours of EMGT 490 - Research (thesis option).

The Engineering Management program includes contributions from faculty with a wide range of both academic and practical industrial experience.  Students gain knowledge in the concepts and theory underlying contemporary techniques in the management and operation of technology-based organizations as well as how to apply those principles in real-life situations.  

A wide variety of jobs are offered to Engineering Management graduates, including project engineering, plant engineering, information technology, or engineering administration.  Our graduates are employed in many technology-based industries such as aerospace, heavy equipment, electronics, and energy.