Master of Science in Engineering Management
The Master of Science in Engineering Management program will give you the skills to take your career to the next level. Our interdisciplinary program integrates engineering and business courses, that will prepare you to help your organization make the most effective use of its resources: people, equipment, capital, materials, information, and energy. You will learn proven strategies to increase productivity, encourage flexibility, and focus on customer satisfaction. And you will learn to apply engineering skills to design effective systems and devise procedures to successfully operate these systems.
Why Choose Master of Science in Engineering Management?
With a distinguished reputation in the regional engineering community, Western New England University has produced some of the top personnel in the field. Our course delivery model offers what we believe to be the ultimate in flexibility by providing the opportunity to offer both online and in-class instruction. The program can be completed entirely online, but if you prefer a traditional classroom setting, you will have the option to attend in-class sessions offered during the evening. Through this model, you may earn your degree in as little as one year. View our current tuition rates.
What Will You Study?
Skills and Value
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The MS in Engineering Management allows you to tailor your course load to meet your career interests and needs. In addition to core courses in engineering, you will also take electives of your choosing in engineering management, production and manufacturing, quality engineering, and business and engineering information systems, as well as MBA offerings. Through these course offerings you will gain well-rounded technical expertise and a unique perspective about the industry.
Top 5 Reasons to Choose the MS in Engineering Management
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An Advanced Degree to Advance into Management–Technology and innovation are changing the world at a rapid pace. To advance into leadership positions, you need expertise in both your primary area of focus and in business. The interdisciplinary Master of Science in Engineering Management gives you that edge to position yourself for new opportunities as you advance your career.
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An Interdisciplinary Curriculum for Rising Leaders–The MS in Engineering Management integrates engineering and business courses that will prepare you to help your organization make the most effective use of its resources. You can tailor your program through a variety of electives, including MBA courses from our AACSB International Accredited College of Business. Enhance your expertise and value further by pursuing the MS in Engineering Management/MBA Dual Degree, which allows you to leverage cross-credits from both programs, saving time and money.
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Learn from Engineering and Business Experts–You will study with Engineering and Business faculty who have industrial or business expertise complemented by outstanding academic credentials. Our graduate classes average 20 students. The smaller classes will help you maximize your ability to immerse yourself in the advanced course content, collaborate with classmates, and interact with your professors.
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On Campus or Online Hybrid Options–Work, family, and other commitments can make it difficult to find the right time to fit in an advanced degree. That’s why all Engineering Management classes are “hybrid” which allows students to be online or in class seamlessly. In-class evening sessions take place on our beautiful, accessible campus. Online courses are delivered through Kodiak, our easy to use learning management system.
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Flexible Study at Your Own Pace–With multiple entry points throughout the year, you can pursue your studies at a pace that fits the demands of your career and lifestyle. Full- and part-time options are available, so you decide what time-frame works for you to complete your program. If you’re not sure about committing to a full master’s program, you can begin your studies through one of our graduate certificate programs. The certificates are typically completed in one year, and do not require admission into the master’s program. Your certificate credits can eventually count toward your master’s.
Admissions Requirements
- Successful completion of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution of higher education in engineering or a related discipline.
- An undergraduate GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) is required for admission. Candidates with an undergraduate GPA between 2.7 and 2.99 will be considered for conditional admittance.
How are Courses Offered?
Course Delivery: Online or in-class
Total Credits: 30
All courses are offered through a flexible model that includes optional in-class sessions as well as online via KODIAK, Western New England University's online learning management system. Through this online classroom you will be able to view lectures, complete and submit assignments, participate in discussions with classmates, and communicate with your professors.
* International candidates will be required to attend in-class sessions in order to be in compliance with student visa requirements.
You can complete the MS in Engineering program in as few as 21 months studying part-time.
Faculty
You’ll learn from our experienced faculty who are dedicated to your success. They will guide you not only through coursework, but also through projects, outside research, career opportunities, and internships. The personal attention and support you’ll receive is unparalleled. All members of the full-time faculty have doctoral degrees with research expertise in areas supply chain management, discreet event systems, quality, fluid mechanics, reliability, global health, human factors, production systems, and risk management.
Graduate Certificates in Engineering
Our graduate certificates in engineering can serve as a different path to earn your master’s degree. The College of Engineering offers eight certificate programs, each consisting of four graduate engineering courses (12 credits). You can “stack” multiple certificates to earn your master’s. Applicants without an engineering science degree can be considered based on relevant professional experience.
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International Students
An MS in Engineering Management is an internationally respected credential that can prepare you to advance your engineering career into leadership positions. The College of Engineering enjoys a growing reputation among international students for the caliber of our graduate programs. Learn more about our support for international students.
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KODIAK: OUR USER-FRIENDLY VIRTUAL CLASSROOM
Kodiak is a state-of-the-art Learning Management System used by major universities and colleges around the world. It makes it easy for you to participate in class discussions, view calendars, communicate with faculty and classmates, post assignments, and view grades.
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