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Master of Science in Engineering Management

Engineering Management is a continuously growing and changing field. A Master of Science degree in Engineering Management (MSEM) is applicable to a wide variety of students pursuing leadership positions in practically any industry. This program empowers students to become strategic leaders with management and technical skills paired with the current knowledge necessary to ensure their professional and personal success as twenty-first century global leaders.

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About The Programme

The format of this program will be hybrid and the Master of Science in Engineering Management program can be completed in five semesters with a typical semester schedule consisting of a hybrid classes in A term (3 credit hour), an online class in B term (3 credit hour), and a field experience course for the full semester (1 credit hour). Hybrid courses will meet on campus two to three times with dates provided.

A field experience course is available throughout the program for those students who plan to work while enrolled or want to take advantage of Curricular Practical Training (CPT).

Course Details

Course Requirements

The MS-EM program requires a minimum of 35 credit hours – typically 10 three credit hour courses with 5 one credit hours field experience courses. The core requirements consist of ten courses that all ITM students must complete. Students then take 5-6 credit hours of either field experience courses or additional MBA, MSITM, or MSEM courses chosen in coordination with the student’s academic advisor.