Program Overview
Engineering Management Program
Overview
The UMBC Engineering Management program combines a practical business approach with an in-depth technical concentration. Students learn how to lead people and manage complex projects while gaining relevant technical skills. Undergraduate students can pursue an accelerated bachelors/masters degree, and graduate students can pursue either a Master of Professional Studies degree with a wide variety of pathways or a certificate, which can later be applied to a masters degree.
Program Details
- Campus Locations: Catonsville
- Department: Office of Professional Programs
- College: College of Engineering and Information Technology
Why Study Engineering Management?
The UMBC Engineering Management program is best suited for engineers working in technology-oriented enterprises or government programs. Designed for the busy working professional, the courses are led by industry experts to address real-world problems in the workplace.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
UMBC is committed to making a world-class education accessible to every student. The university offers a range of financial aid options, including grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans to help students manage the cost of their education. New and current degree-seeking undergraduates can explore institutional and departmental scholarships using the Scholarship Retriever tool, along with additional opportunities from external partners. Scholarships and financial aid can help cover tuition, fees, textbooks, and even housing and meals, ensuring students can focus on their studies and their future at UMBC.
Application Process
- Complete the Common App
- Request Supporting Documents
- Official transcript
- International transcript (if applicable)
- Standardized test scores (optional)
- Letters of recommendation (optional)
- Complete Scholars Programs and Visual and Performing Arts Majors Requirements (optional)
Admission Criteria
Applying to a Scholars Program or as a Visual or Performing Arts major requires researching additional requirements and deadlines specific to the programs of interest.
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