Program Overview

Overview of the Master of Engineering Management Program

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program at The Ohio State University is designed to equip engineering professionals with essential business and leadership skills for career advancement in engineering and management roles. This online program is a partnership between Ohio State's College of Engineering, the Fisher College of Business, and the John Glenn College of Public Affairs.

Admission Criteria

To be eligible for the MEM program, applicants must have a completed bachelor's degree with a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale. An undergraduate degree in engineering and at least one year of professional work or internship experience are required.

Application Process

The application process involves submitting an online application, resume, academic credentials, and transcripts. Applicants must also provide letters of recommendation and a statement of intent. A non-refundable application processing fee is required.

Curriculum

The MEM program consists of core classes provided by the College of Engineering, John Glenn College of Public Affairs, and the Fisher College of Business. The curriculum covers business leadership, engineering and project management, finance and accounting for engineers, technology strategy and innovation management, visual data analysis, and design of engineering experiments. The program culminates in a capstone course focused on Operational Excellence.

Courses

• ENGR 6210 Leadership and Team Effectiveness
• PUBAFRS 6050 Management in Public Agencies
• ISE 5760 Visual Analytics for Sensemaking
• ISE 5110 Design of Engineering Experiments
• ENGR 6220 Financial and Managerial Accounting for Engineers
• ENGR 6230 Tech Strategy & Innovation Management
• ISE 6801 Project Management for Engineers
• ENGR 6240 Operational Excellence for Engineers

Electives

Students can choose from various engineering, business, and public affairs electives, including:

• ECE 5025 Power Electronics: Devices, Circuits, and Applications
• ECE 5553 Autonomy in Vehicles
• ENVENG 5195 Engineering Design for Environmental Health
• MBA 6233 Operations Management
• PUBAFRS 5750 The Business-Government Relationship

Career Outlook

The MEM program prepares students for leadership roles in engineering and management. Career opportunities include:

• Architectural and Engineering Managers
• Computer Hardware Engineers
• Industrial Production Managers
• Aerospace Engineers
• Chemical Engineers
• Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers
• Automotive Engineers
• Industrial Engineers
• Civil Engineers

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for the MEM program are estimated as follows:

• Instructional Fee: $1,070.00 per credit hour
• General Fee: $32.63 per credit hour
• Learning Technology Fee: $42.50 per semester
• Distance Learning Fee: $100.00 per semester
• Non-Resident Surcharge: $200.00 per semester (if applicable)

Financial Aid

Students can explore financial aid options, including tuition reimbursement from their employers. The university also offers payment plans and financial aid resources to help manage expenses.

Program Faculty

The MEM program is taught by experienced faculty members, including:

• Mike Rayo, PhD
• Michael Leiblein
• Jack Slavinski
• Marc Smith
• Ted Allen

Testimonials

Graduates of the MEM program have reported positive outcomes, including career advancement and improved leadership skills.