Engineering Management
The Master of Science in Engineering Management offers graduate students an opportunity to develop the technical expertise and the business competence that is in high demand for management positions in technology-based industry.
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Our Master of Science in Engineering Management is an interdisciplinary program that bridges the gaps between the fields of engineering, technology, and business. Combining core courses in engineering and finance with electives throughout the College of Engineering, the program provides a solid balance of fundamental engineering principles, management and leadership techniques, and the art and science of business within the engineering industry. Students gain the theoretical, quantitative, and analytical skills and tools they will need to contribute to interdisciplinary teams or to take a leadership position in engineering management and address complex business challenges with innovative, practical, and effective solutions.
This degree program is designed primarily for engineers with a technical business focus who are interested in managing technology-based programs. Students from other backgrounds are accepted on a case-by-case basis. All students are prepared for various potential careers in the engineering management field, including project management, product development and management, supply chain management, and technical organizations.
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Unique Features
- This program meets F-1 international student status requirements
- The Master of Science in Engineering Management can be combined with a Galante Engineering Business certificate or a Gordon Engineering Leadership certificate
- Optional participation in a Northeastern's co-op program
- Students can choose a Course-Only track or complete a Thesis or Project option
Program Objectives
- The ability to use basic engineering concepts flexibly in a variety of contexts
- Explore human, mathematical, entrepreneurial, managerial, and engineering aspects of project management
- Evaluate economic modeling and analysis techniques for developing practical, cost effective solutions to engineering problems
- Understand the fundamental concepts of probability
- Investigate the theory, computation, and application of deterministic models to represent industrial operations
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Requirements
- Completed online application form
- $75 application fee
- Two letters of recommendation
- Transcripts from all institutions attended
- Official GRE scores
- Statement of Purpose
- Resume
- TOEFL or IELTS for international applicants
- An undergraduate degree in engineering is preferred. Mathematics or physics majors with linear algebra and multivariable calculus, or students of any major with the equivalent background in mathematics as an engineering major are acceptable.
Admissions Dates
Applications received after the stated deadline dates will be accepted and processed when complete as quickly as possible; however it may not be possible to have a decision rendered in time for the applicant to begin taking classes for the desired term if admitted.
Applications submitted by the referenced dates will receive full consideration for the referenced term. Applications received after the referenced dates will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
| Funding/Early Action Deadline (international and domestic applicants): | January 15 |
| Deadline for international applicants (outside the U.S.): | May 15 |
| Deadline for international applicants (inside the U.S.): | July 1 |
| Deadline for domestic applicants: | August 1 |
| Deadline for regional campus applicants: | August 15 |
| Deadline for international applicants: | September 15 |
| Deadline for domestic applicants: | November 15 |
| Deadline for regional campus applicants: | December 15 |
| Boston part-time domestic applicants: | April 21 |
| Regional campus applicants and online program (domestic) applicants: | April 21 |
General Requirements
Options
Choose one from the following:
Complete 16 semester hours from the Course List below.
Course List
Electives outside the College of Engineering
A maximum of 9 semester hours may be taken from the following list toward the elective requirement:
Complete 12 semester hours from the Course List below.
Note: Other approved courses may be chosen in consultation with an academic advisor.
Course List
Electives outside the College of Engineering
A maximum of 9 semester hours may be taken from the following list toward the elective requirement:
Complete 8 semester hours from the following:
Course List
Electives outside the College of Engineering
A maximum of 9 semester hours may be taken from the following list toward the elective requirement:
Complete 16 semester hours from the following list of online elective courses:
The College of Engineering Graduate Cooperative Education Program (co-op) is one option for experiential learning and is available on a competitive basis to selected students. Cooperative Education at the graduate level is not just a way for students to gain real world experience, but is a way to challenge, network, expand and fine-tune their knowledge within their respective industry. The goals of cooperative education are to:
- Apply knowledge and skills in new, authentic contexts.
- Develop new knowledge and skills.
- Integrate and use the deepened knowledge and skills in your academic programs.
- Reflect on and articulate how you used your knowledge and skills, how you gained new knowledge and skills, and how “theory and practice” work together.
The Graduate School of Engineering placed over 200 students with some of the most sought after technical skills in positions nationally during the 2015 academic year. We have a team that prepares students for cooperative education experience through resume building, developing interview skills and guiding professional development.
Our Faculty
Our faculty represents a wide cross-section of professional practices and in fields ranging from finance to education to biomedical science to management to the U.S. military. They serve as mentors and advisors, and collaborate alongside students to solve the most pressing global challenges facing established and emerging markets.
By enrolling in Northeastern, you gain access to a network of more than 245,000 alumni and 3,200+ employer partners, including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and global NGOs. Our current students and faculty across strategically located regional campuses further foster that lifelong global community of learning and mentoring.
Below is a look at where our Engineering alumni work, the positions they hold, and the skills they bring to their organization.
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Where They Work
- GE Aviation
- Raytheon
- CDM Smith
- Bose Corporation
- IBM
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What They Do
- Engineering
- Operations
- Business Development
- Program and Project Management
- Entrepreneurship
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What They're Skilled At
- Engineering
- Project Management
- AutoCAD
- SolidWorks
- Manufacturing
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