M.S. in Engineering Management

Our master’s degree program at UM-Dearborn integrates the technical and management aspects of engineering, providing students with a holistic understanding of their roles as future engineering managers. Even if you have a graduate degree in engineering, you’ll find that pursuing the master’s in engineering management will give you even greater mastery of both technology and the principles of management.

You can take classes for the 35-credit degree in person, online, or a combination of both. We schedule classes in the late afternoon and evening so they’re convenient for part-time students who work.

A master’s degree in engineering management at the University of Michigan-Dearborn opens doors to a variety of roles in both technical and management areas. The program is designed to prepare you to manage small and large groups of engineers. Graduates can take on positions as project managers, systems engineers, or operation directors in a range of industries.

To be considered for regular admission, you must have a bachelor’s degree in engineering or a degree in math, computer science, or a physical science coupled with at least two years of experience in engineering after completing your bachelor’s degree.