Program Overview

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Master of Engineering Management Program Overview

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program at Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering is designed to create well-rounded graduates with a strong foundation in innovation, strategic thinking, and leadership.

Areas of Focus

The MEM curriculum emphasizes three key areas:

• Innovation
• Strategic Thinking
• Leadership

Innovation

The program teaches innovation from multiple perspectives, including:

• Product development and marketing
• Organizational development
• New business development The NUvention course series, offered through the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, focuses on the processes used by entrepreneurs to create robust business models and concepts.

Strategic Thinking

Strategic thinking is developed through courses that focus on:

• Synthesizing financial performances
• Understanding long-term implications of business decisions in a competitive environment
• Understanding the influence of macro-economic factors on organizational and product decisions

Leadership

The MEM leadership model focuses on:

• Teamwork and collaborative decision-making
• Management, including task orientation and self-management
• Communications and conflict resolution Students work in teams, take turns performing in leadership roles, and receive feedback on their behaviors and styles.

Curriculum

The MEM curriculum includes:

• Curriculum Overview
• Optional Concentrations & Programs
• Course Catalog
• Academic Standards & Integrity
• Student Projects
• EM Minor Program

Faculty

The program is taught by experienced faculty members who are experts in their fields.

Admissions

Admission to the MEM program requires:

• Admissions Overview
• Information Sessions
• Application Materials
• Frequently Asked Questions

Inside Our Program

The program includes:

• Stories from current students and alumni
• Events, including industry nights and webinars
• Newsletter

Tuition

Tuition information is available, including:

• Tuition
• Financial Aid

Career Development

The program provides career development opportunities, including:

• Career counseling
• Networking events
• Job placement assistance

Advisory Board

The program has an advisory board that includes industry leaders and experts.

MEM Programs Consortium

The program is part of the MEM Programs Consortium, a network of top engineering management programs.

Student Body Profile

The program attracts a diverse group of students from various backgrounds and industries.

Executive in Residence

The program includes an executive in residence who provides guidance and mentorship to students.

Transfer Credits and Course Waivers

Information is available on transfer credits and course waivers.

Flexible Study Options

The program offers flexible study options, including part-time and full-time enrollment.

Program Overview

The MEM program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in engineering management, including innovation, strategic thinking, and leadership. The program is taught by experienced faculty members and includes a range of courses, including optional concentrations and programs. Admission to the program requires a strong academic background and relevant work experience. The program provides career development opportunities and has a strong network of alumni and industry partners.