Program Overview

M.S. Engineering Management

The M.S. in Engineering Management program is offered by the Newark College of Engineering. This program develops engineers and other technically trained individuals for leadership roles in a technologically based enterprise.

Degree Overview

• Delivery Format: on-campus
• Required Credits: 30

Program Details

By drawing on the diverse resources available through the university and surrounding industry, the program focuses on areas such as project management and control, cost estimating, financial analysis, total quality management, and human resources management. Graduates of the M.S. in Engineering Management program have skills in these areas, the ability to connect textbook and classroom content to real-world applications, and the ability to manage technical/engineering projects and programs.

What You Will Learn

Students pursuing this program are expected to meet the following learning outcomes:

• Use engineering, financial, information, and human resources tools to achieve the on-time and within-budget completion of projects.
• Successfully use professional communication, organization, and time management skills.
• Problem-solve both as an individual and as part of a team.
• Identify and utilize evidence-based resources and information.
• Recognize and utilize the best practices relevant to the student's discipline.
• Act professionally and ethically.

Admissions & Curriculum

• 30 Required Credits
• Course listing and prerequisites are available for review, outlining the comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge for success in engineering management roles. The curriculum is structured to provide a deep understanding of engineering principles, management techniques, and the application of these skills in real-world scenarios.

Engineering Management Salaries

• Starting Salary, NJIT Average: $73,000
• Mid-Career Salary, National Average: $83,000 More than half of engineers find themselves in management roles within 10 years of the start of their careers.

Career Prospects

Where do Engineering Management majors work?

• Common Job Titles:
  • Project Manager
  • Engineering Technician
  • Configuration Management (CM) Engineer
• Top Employers:
  • Waste Management Inc.
  • Emerson Process Management
  • Jacobs Engineering Group Inc

Core Faculty

The program is supported by a diverse and experienced faculty, including:

• Abdel-Malek, Layek, Professor
• Abdou, George, Associate Professor
• Bengu, Golgen, Associate Professor
• Bladikas, Athanassios, Associate Professor
• Cai, Wenbo, Associate Professor
• Das, Sanchoy, Professor and Graduate Advisor for IE Programs
• Ranky, Paul, Professor
• Tricamo, Stephen, Professor

Program Outcomes and Benefits

The M.S. in Engineering Management program at NJIT is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in engineering management, preparing them for leadership roles in technologically based enterprises. The program's focus on practical application, combined with its theoretical foundations, ensures that graduates are well-equipped to manage technical and engineering projects effectively. With a strong faculty and a curriculum that emphasizes professional skills, ethical behavior, and evidence-based practices, this program offers a valuable pathway for individuals seeking to advance their careers in engineering management.