OPEN SUNY Online - The State University of New York Industrial Engineering MEng
OPEN SUNY Online - The State University of New York

OPEN SUNY Online - The State University of New York

Industrial Engineering MEng

New York, USA

Master degree

English

Sep 2026

Key Summary

About: The Master of Engineering in Industrial Engineering (MEng) with a Concentration in Engineering Management (MEEM) at SUNY Online offers graduate study 100% online. It readies engineers to enhance technical skills and take leadership roles. Applicants usually hold a baccalaureate in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physical sciences or related fields and have three to five years of experience; non‑engineering degrees are welcome. Admissions use a best‑fit review; the GRE is not required. Courses include leadership, decision economics, production planning, quality assurance, case studies and technical communication.

Career Outcomes:

Career opportunities include: engineering manager, operations manager, quality manager, production manager, consultant.

With a Concentration in Engineering Management, learn to apply best practices and engineering approaches to make strategic decisions and shape policies about personnel, finance and operations.

The Master of Engineering in Industrial Engineering with a Concentration in Engineering Management (MEEM) program provides graduate study for engineers who want to enhance their technical competence and  more effectively assume leadership roles within an organization.

Students with a baccalaureate degree in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physical sciences or a related field and have three to five years of experience are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants with non-engineering degrees are also welcome to apply.]All applications are reviewed using the Mastermind Europe "best-fit" philosophy examining each applicant's abilities on an individual long term "potential" basis. The GRE is NOT required.

Courses include:

Principles of Engineering Management I: Leadership Principles Put to Practice

Principles of Engineering Management II: The Economics of Decision Making

Production Planning and Control: Operations Management Strategies that Work

Quality Assurance: Management Tools that Ensure Success

Case Studies in Engineering Management: Best Practice and Pitfalls to Avoid

Technical Communication: Corresponding in a Global Society

Graduates of the program are able to apply best practices and engineering approaches to make strategic decisions and shape policies about personnel, finance and operations.

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