Program Overview

Master of Science in Engineering Management

The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) is a 10-course program that brings a business perspective to solving complex systems problems. This interdisciplinary course of study is a collaboration between the Riccio College of Engineering and the Isenberg School of Management.

Program Overview

The MSEM program engages faculty from both schools to provide a high-quality education. In addition to deepening engineering skills, the program builds business acumen, teaching students to plan projects, manage integrated teams, refine internal processes, and make data-driven decisions.

Program Options

The program offers three options for added flexibility:

• Complete the degree fully online
• Complete the degree fully on campus
• Complete the degree in a hybrid fashion This streamlined 30-credit-hour program can be completed in 12 years.

Field Experience Concentration

The field experience concentration allows students to focus on practical application through project-heavy courses, internships, co-ops, or practicum opportunities.

Curriculum

The MSEM curriculum includes a wide selection of technical and management courses, independent studies, and industry practicum opportunities to match career goals.

Flexible Schedule

The program offers a flexible schedule with Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter course offerings.

Featured Classes

• MIE 671: Product Management
• MIE 621: Descriptive Analytics
• SCH-MGMT 636: Negotation Theory and Practice

Featured Faculty

• Ana Muriel: Graduate Program Director, Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management
• Shannon Roberts: Associate Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
• Erin Baker: Distinguished Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
• Nehal Patel: Lecturer, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Application Information

Apply to the graduate school before the deadline. Review the Application Requirements and MSEM FAQs pages prior to submitting an application.

Application Deadlines

• Fall Application Deadlines: March 15 (on-campus), July 15 (online)
• Spring Application Deadlines: October 1 (on-campus), November 30 (online)

Related Programs

Students interested in the Master of Science in Engineering Management may also be interested in:

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
• 4+1 Accelerated Masters degree in Engineering Management
• Graduate Certificate in Decision Analytics
• Graduate Certificate in Engineering Project Management and Leadership

Benefits

The program offers a flexible degree with a flexible format, curriculum, and schedule. Students can start as non-degree students with just one course or with the stackable 3-course Graduate Certificate in Engineering Project Management and Leadership. The industry-driven curriculum includes systems thinking, analytics tools, management skills, and communication and leadership skills.