Master of Engineering Management

College of Engineering, Max M. Fisher College of Business, John Glenn College of Public Affairs

The online Master of Engineering Management program will enable you to develop a compelling vision and tackle strategic initiatives to create more value within your organization. Students will learn new engineering management and business skills, and also gain a better understanding of policy and the business-government relationship. This program is made possible through a partnership between the College of Engineering, The Fisher College of Business, and the John Glenn College of Public Affairs.

If you're interested in an engineering master's program with a more specific technical focus, consider the online Master of Global Engineering Leadership.


Campus Requirements: NONE – 100% online

Class Format: Asynchronous, meaning that you can attend classes on your own time.

Credit Hours Required: 30

Cost Per Credit Hour: $1,099.98 (includes instructional and general fees). See the full cost breakdown here.

Admission Requirements:  Completed bachelor's degree with a minimum of a 3.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale. An undergraduate degree in engineering and at least one year of professional work or internship experience is recommended, though not required. Applicants with non-engineering undergraduate degrees may apply.

Time to Completion: 2-3 years

Sample Courses

ENGR 6240

Operational Excellence for Engineers

Students apply the integration of operational excellence principles, lean leadership strategies, and process improvement methodologies into the analysis and decision-making process. Students use Lean Six Sigma tools and statistical analysis to identify bottlenecks, reduce waste, and optimize business processes.
ENGR 6210

Leadership and Team Effectiveness

Leadership and Team Effectiveness is fundamentally the product of the appropriate application of leadership and management at the group or team level. As such, it is about the student's ability to get things accomplished successfully with others regardless of their position or authority or geographic locations of team members.
ENGR 6220

Financial and Managerial Accounting for Engineers

Provides an overview of the basic topics in financial and managerial accounting. The primary focus will be on helping engineering students understand the meaning of the numbers in financial statements, their relationship to one another, and learning how they are used in planning, decision-making and control towards achieving the objectives of an organization.
ISE 6801

Project Management for Engineers

Provides foundational and advanced project management education in an interactive online learning environment.

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