64 Engineering Management Master's Degree Programs

The Master of Science in Management Engineering is designed for academic bachelor graduates with a strong quantitative and technical/scientific background. The programme offers an advanced quantitative and science-based training in business economics and the various management subfields, with the aim of providing in-depth and interdisciplinary insight into how businesses operate.

The Master’s Degree in Management Engineering program provides students with advanced knowledge and versatile skills for design and management of business, complex systems and industrial processes, with a specific focus on innovative solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability.

The Master's Degree in Management Engineering aims to train an engineer able to deal with the systemic problems that characterise the life of companies. The Master's Degree graduate is culturally prepared on the technical-plant and economic-managerial fronts and is capable of managing innovation in products and services. The skills developed through the Master's Degree in Management Engineering range from market analysis from an economic and legal point of view, to the management of new product development projects, business strategy, organisational design, production systems management and quality management.

With increasingly complex business processes in manufacturing and service operations, a modern organization needs professionals with sound engineering and management skills. An engineering management degree is designed to bridge the gap between engineering and management and to enable a student to collaborate with people to get things done. The degree combines an industrial engineering education (Technical) with key elements of management education (Managerial).

Prepare to lead the way with a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree from Saint Martin's. The MEM provides engineering and science graduates with a balance of engineering, managerial, business, marketing, legal, and information systems tools for an engineering management career in either the private or public sector.

Management positions in engineering fields require a unique blend of technical skills with management and leadership abilities. Our Engineering Management MS degree at South Dakota Mines is a multi-disciplinary, applications-oriented degree drawing from fields of engineering, management and operations research. Diverse topics provide a broad view of engineering management, including economics and finance, safety and ergonomics, project management and risk assessment, and taking innovation from the workspace to the marketplace.

This Engineering Management programme provides a specialized management education for those with a bachelor’s degree in engineering. The programme prepares you for work in business positions that require a broad base of management understanding combined with technical knowledge.

Build your technical management and leadership skills and deepen your understanding of traditional and emerging technologies with Penn State Great Valley's STEM-designated Master of Engineering Management program.

The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Engineering Management program equips engineers, technical managers, business operations professionals, and others with the skills, tools, and methodologies needed to effectively manage complexity across industries. Upon completion of the M.Eng. degree, students advance to professional positions of increasing responsibility across a broad range of industries such as business, finance, healthcare, software, and technology.

The purpose of the qualification is to develop an engineer with advanced abilities in applying fundamental engineering management sciences and/or design and synthesis and related principles to specific management systems problems of society at large. One of the main objectives in this process is to develop an advanced capability to conduct fundamental systems engineering and management research independently. It also promotes a lifelong learning approach.

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program is offered at two Twin Cities, Minnesota locations: MEM in Plymouth and Executive MEM in St. Paul. MEM in Plymouth will prepare you for a managerial role. The course content is suitable for all engineering disciplines, as well as those working in science, technology, and mathematics. You will learn from faculty who actively work with local companies. For engineers wanting to pursue technical leadership roles, it is an alternative to the MBA degree.

Master in Management Engineering is a 2-year course entirely taught in English. The program description and practical information are available in the student guide, which is intended for students enrolled in the 2023-24 academic year. The application for admission can be submitted according to the procedure described on the Master's Degree website.

It is an area of engineering that combines an understanding of technological processes with a thorough knowledge of management methods. Professionals in this field are dedicated to optimizing processes in organizations developing and improving the quality and productivity of systems.

The Master’s degree trains high-level professionals specialized in analyzing, designing, and managing highly complex economic, production and service systems. It provides graduates with the capabilities of understanding and managing the interconnections of technical/production, human/organization, and economic/financial nature that underpin business processes. Graduates will also acquire a set of advanced skills and competencies that will make them capable of successfully implementing change and innovation projects and fully exploiting the opportunities offered by emerging digital technologies.

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