Engineering Management
Engineering managers oversee projects, product design and development, operations; create strategic plans; handle budgets, costs, and financing; and interface with marketing. You’ll complete a comprehensive business curriculum, as well as courses in science, engineering, and math, preparing you to bridge the gap between engineering and business.
Customize your degree with:
Minors available in
- Economics
- Global Business
You can also earn a master’s in one additional year through the Accelerated Master’s program.
Take courses like:
- International Economics
- Organizational Behavior
- Strategic Management
- IS/IT Management
- Marketing
Get hands-on experience like:
- Gaining real-world experience by working with students across campus for the Business Development Experience where you’ll develop and present a business plan for a Senior Design or Enterprise project
- Visiting Silicon Valley over spring break. You’ll travel to the heart of the tech business world and tour companies like Google and Cisco as well as meet with successful entrepreneurs.
- Developing a strong foundation in all aspects of business management, as well as completing courses in science, engineering and math.
- Working one-on-one with professors and in small groups, all while advancing your knowledge through research
- Joining the National Organization for Business and Engineering, or one of our other professional business organizations.
Get a job like:
- Project Manager
- Technical Sales
- Technical Buyer
- Industrial Manager
- Consultant
Work for companies like:
- Amtrak
- Department of Defense
- Ford Motor Company
- Stryker Instruments
- Roehl Transport