Master of Engineering Management Online from Pennsylvania State University

Master of Engineering Management

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Program Information

Degrees Offered:

Master of Engineering Management

Format: Online

Program Description:

Penn State's online 33-credit interdisciplinary master of engineering management curriculum provides engineers with business and management perspectives as well as problem-solving skills. The curriculum was designed to help enhance your capability to manage major projects, business initiatives, policies and other activities in both the public and private sectors.

Core course topics include:
Creativity and Problem Solving
Decision and Risk
Engineering Management Science
Engineering Management Strategy
Financial Studies for Engineering
Organizational Behavior
Technical Project Management

The engineering management master's degree consists of 12 courses which are completed in continuous 5 or 7-week terms over a 2-year period. Your course work is designed so that you can continue to work full-time while earning your master's degree. Maximum flexibility is maintained by the program in an effort to meet both the professional needs of individual students and academic quality standards.

Accreditation:

Penn State is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, one of six regional higher education accreditation bodies for the United States.

Facts & Figures

Financial Aid: Yes

International Financial Aid: Yes

Average Cost per Credit (Graduate): $930 USD

Classification: Master's College or University I

Locale: Small City

Size & Settings: 40,000+

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