A graduate degree in engineering management from Drexel Engineering helps to develop technical experts into organizational leaders capable of taking on expanded responsibilities in project management, ...

Leveraging Michigan Technological University's strengths in engineering, science, and business, the Master's of Engineering Management focuses on managerial knowledge, business literacy, and other ...

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The School of Engineering and Technology offers a Master of Science in Engineering Technology degree. This STEM designated program (CIP 15.0613) prepares professionals who are knowledgeable about ...

An electrical engineering master's degree that merges technology, engineering, and science and applies them to practical, industrial, and business applications. Rapidly developing global technologies ...

In today’s highly competitive job market, it’s a candidate’s technical skills that often set them apart from the competition. Being able to demonstrate job-ready skills can help candidates showcase ...

UMass Lowell’s MSE in Plastics Engineering is your pathway to becoming a leader in one of the world’s most dynamic and impactful industries. You’ll gain advanced knowledge in polymer processing and ...

Engineering management is where applied engineering and business acumen intersect. Michigan Tech's accredited master's degree in engineering management (MEM) is designed for people with previous ...

The ATLAS Institute’s 2-year professional Master of Science in Creative Technology and Design (CTD) program prepares you to become a multidisciplinary leader versed in real-world design challenges and ...

Newly emerging fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles, sustainable energy, and quantum computing are driving the demand for highly skilled engineers ...

5 Depth Area Courses (15 credits): 5 elective courses within a depth area: Cybersecurity Engineering, Secure Communications, or Custom Plan. Interdisciplinary Capstone, Thesis, or Portfolio (6 credits ...