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Master’s in Engineering Management

Strengthen Your Technical Expertise with Business Insight

The Department of Industrial Engineering at the Cullen College of Engineering offers a professional degree graduate program in Engineering Management (MEMGMT). The goal of the degree program is to:

  1. To meet the immediate need of local industries in trained engineering managers
  2. To address the need of integrating the engineering and management functions for high technology organizations.
  3. To provide skills and the necessary knowledge to manage functions within manufacturing and service organizations.
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About the Master’s in Engineering Management

Engineering Management (EM) bridges the gap between engineering and technological problem-solving abilities of engineers with administrative skills for leading the day to day operations of today’s complex organizations within the current global economy. The scope of EM includes:

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The Industrial Engineering Department at the Cullen College of Engineering is offering online 30-credit hours Masters of Engineering in Engineering Management starting Spring 2019. At the time of graduation, graduates will be familiar with a variety of the engineering and management theories, concepts, tools, practices and procedures for leading and managing within their organization.

 

Core Courses

As part of the interdisciplinary nature of MEMGMT degree, courses within Cullen College of Engineering and Bauer College of Business are carefully selected to offer the best learning experience in the EM discipline. Students are required to enroll in six required core courses in IE Department in Cullen College of Engineering:

  • IEEM 6330: Managing Engineering Functions
  • IEEM 6331: Quantitative Methods for Engineering Management
  • INDE 6332: Engineering Project Management
  • IEEM 6335: Engineering Management of Organizations
  • IEEM 6360: Data Analytics for Engineering Management 
  • INDE 6380: Accounting for Engineering Managers

Two management selected courses from Bauer College of Business and two technical courses offered by Cullen College of Engineering in any engineering discipline selected by the student. All selected courses must be approved by the program director.