The Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Department offers a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management, one of only six ABET-accredited Engineering Management degrees in the country, as well as a minor in Engineering Management.

Degree 

As an undergraduate student, you will take a number of required core Engineering Management courses, then choose a focus area in which you will do 15 additional hours of coursework in a subject you are passionate about.

As a senior, you will take a capstone design course that integrates the technical and managerial skills you have acquired throughout the program. To complete your degree requirements, you must take the Associate Engineering Manager certification and a department assessment exam.  

Emphasis Areas for the B.S. in Engineering Management

Management of Technology

‌Focuses on the management aspects of system design, logistics, scheduling, budgeting, information development, legal aspects of technology management, managing people, and decision making for positions in supply chain logistics, project engineering/scheduling, operations management, cost control/estimating, technical marketing/procurement, sales engineering, engineering administration, information systems, and finance economic analysis.

MOT Curriculum Flow Chart

Industrial Engineering

‌Focuses on productivity analysis and system optimization for manufacturing and service organizations. Industrial engineering includes a variety of quantitative and qualitative techniques to identify potential improvements in productivity, quality, safety, and other areas. This emphasis area prepares students for positions such as process engineer, project manager, quality engineer, safety engineer, supply chain manager, operations manager and consulting.

IE Curriculum Flow Chart

General Emphasis Option

‌Focuses on the convergence of engineering, management, and innovation in high technology environments. A general engineering emphasis allows students to customize their degree program and create a unique engineering emphasis area that focuses on a traditional engineering field or even a unique combination of engineering courses. 

Curriculum Flow Chart

Minor

If you’re going for a Bachelor of Science in another accredited engineering program at the university, you can minor in engineering management by completing 15 hours of specific courses. Click her for More information.

Advisors
Dr. Joan Schuman

Associate Department Chair and Career Advisor

schumanj@mst.edu |

207 Engineering Management

Dr. Stephen Raper

Academic Advisor

sraper@mst.edu |

205 Engineering Management

Who I Advise
  • Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students who have declared Engineering Management as their major after taking their first-year courses
  • Transfer students into Engineering Management who are Juniors or Seniors
  • Students pursuing a minor in Engineering Management

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