Online Master of Science Degree in Engineering Management

A Multi-Disciplinary Online Degree for Engineers and Scientists Who Want to Advance into Engineering Management and Executive Roles

The Master of Science in Engineering Management program teaches students how to manage technical resources, particularly focusing administering cooperation between technical and non-technical staff.

The Drexel Online Engineering Management Master's degree features: 

• Engaging and practical coursework in:  
• Engineering Management
• Quantitative Analysis
• Economics, Financial Management and Strategy
• Infrastructure Engineering Management
• Technology Marketing and Business Development
• Engineering Law
• R & D Management
• Systems Engineering and Systems Thinking
• Project Management
• Green Engineering and Sustainability Opportunities
• Ethical Issues
• An experienced faculty comprised of successful professionals in the field
• A highly interactive online learning environment designed to challenge and engage students, while remaining convenient for working professionals

Students May Select a Specific Concentration in:

• Infrastructure Engineering Management Engineers will be taught management techniques to deal with external stakeholders when working on large-scale infrastructure projects.  The concentration builds upon the College of Engineering's excellence in areas such as engineering management, civil engineering and environmental risk analysis. Courses focus on decision making, planning and management and explore the impact of regulations on publicly–funded work, in addition to the execution contractual relationships.

This concentration can also be taken as a separate certificate. Contact an advisor to learn more about this option.

Established in 1960

Graduates of Drexel's graduate online engineering management program have found their degrees to be highly-valued credentials. Many have advanced within their present workplace; others have accepted advanced responsibilities with new employers or gone on to great success.

The Engineering Management Program comprises 51 credits (17 graduate courses) and is organized in 10- week quarters. Students are not locked into a specific course sequence. Participants will work with their advisor to create a plan of study that works for them. Students will have the flexibility to alternate the number of courses taken each term and the number of terms attended each year.

Interested in learning more?

Click here to view the curriculum for our Master's in Engineering Management.

For more information, click here to get a printable version of the program brochure. (Note: Adobe Acrobat Reader software required. Click here for free download).

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for all four terms. Apply today! See admissions criteria for specific supplemental materials required. 

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