• Universities for Engineering Management in USA

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    Masters in Engineering Management is a program designed to deal with applying engineering principles to the business practices. You can seek career as a Engineering Manager in manufacturing, construction, oil industry and technology fields. In this course you will study subjects from management and technology fields including project management.

    Students from any other undergrad majors can join MS in Engineering Management. It fits for everyone and most suitable for Engineering, Technology, Business backgrounds in under-graduation.

    First university that offered Engineering management course is Missouri University of Science and Technology.

    List of US Universities offering MS in Engineering Management Course (MEM)

    Georgia Institute Of Technology
    Stanford University
    University Of California-Berkeley
    University Of Michigan
    Purdue University
    Northwestern University
    University Of Wisconsin-Madison
    Virginia Polytechnic Inst & State U
    Univ Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
    Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst
    Pennsylvania State University
    University Of Southern California
    Texas A&m University
    Ohio State University
    Auburn University
    University Of Iowa
    Northeastern University
    Lehigh University
    Arizona State University
    University Of Pittsburgh
    North Carolina State University
    State Univ Of New York-Buffalo
    University Of Nebraska-Lincoln
    Oklahoma State University
    University Of Oklahoma
    Kansas State University
    Wayne State University
    Iowa State University
    Univ Of Massachusetts At Amherst
    University Of Florida

    Universities with highest number of students in MEM course are listed here.

    Comments 30 Comments
    1. Aravind's Avatar
      Aravind - 01-30-2012, 02:04 PM
      What is the major difference between Masters in Engineering Management course (MEM) and Masters in Industrial Engineering & management?
    1. kanujbme's Avatar
      kanujbme - 02-01-2012, 01:11 PM
      How is this course(MEM) at case western reserve university-cleveland,ohio?
    1. Sandy4243's Avatar
      Sandy4243 - 08-28-2012, 12:33 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Aravind View Post
      What is the major difference between Masters in Engineering Management course (MEM) and Masters in Industrial Engineering & management?
      masters in industrial and engineering management relates to mechanical field while the engg. management program relates to computer science, project management, IT field
    1. Arnab98765's Avatar
      Arnab98765 - 05-15-2014, 02:03 AM
      Is this course related to civil engineering? I wanna pursue a course which combines civil engineering as well as management subjects. But i don wanna take construction management. Is MEM an appropriate course for me?
    1. Arnab98765's Avatar
      Arnab98765 - 05-15-2014, 02:06 AM
      Is this course related to civil engineering? I wanna pursue a course which combines civil engineering as well as management subjects. But i don wanna take construction management. Is MEM an appropriate course for me?
    1. srikar0000's Avatar
      srikar0000 - 07-03-2014, 12:45 AM
      is this the complete list of colleges offering MEM
      or only list of few top colleges?
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 08-19-2014, 11:01 PM
      Can we get a list of the top colleges for engineering management only - with their rankings? Please help!
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 11-05-2014, 09:45 PM
      hii is engineering management is having goo job oppertunities ang growth in life please reply me
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 11-06-2014, 11:09 PM
      I got 280 score and want to get admission in MEM,what universities can i get
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 11-29-2014, 02:35 AM
      Can i ask a question
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 12-19-2014, 06:21 AM
      MEM is a decent course. But extremely challenging. Don't apply for the heck of it unless you have an acumen for finance and business. Also it's a new course, so not a lot of market exposure and jobs at the moment. The thing of today is MIS and MEM will follow suit in the coming few years.
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 01-12-2015, 02:11 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
      MEM is a decent course. But extremely challenging. Don't apply for the heck of it unless you have an acumen for finance and business. Also it's a new course, so not a lot of market exposure and jobs at the moment. The thing of today is MIS and MEM will follow suit in the coming few years.
      Please check your facts right! The course is made for technology managers in the emerging market. So the demand is always there no matter what kind of engineering job one does. Infact technology policies on product design & decision analysis is the biggest challenge what corporates face today.
    1. anisai's Avatar
      anisai - 01-13-2015, 11:49 PM
      My score is 290 in GRE. I will have one year work experience when i start with my masters. I have 3 Internship projects, a good cgpa, a good profile and I need to know the best universities for this score.

      I am eagerly waiting because i need to go for 2015 fall.
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 04-11-2015, 05:44 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Sandy4243 View Post
      masters in industrial and engineering management relates to mechanical field while the engg. management program relates to computer science, project management, IT field
      That's not true.
      Anyone can pursue MS in Engineering Management while Industrial Engineering can only be taken up by Students pertaining to Mechanical Background
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 04-28-2015, 10:58 AM
      Hi,

      As said above, Engineering management relates to IT Field,computer science etc but i have seen the subjects and there are other options as well related to supply chain management as well.

      Correct me if m wrong but if one has to go for IT field only why not go for MIS instead of MEM. I mean there should be some difference between these courses.
    1. edusumo's Avatar
      edusumo - 05-22-2015, 05:40 PM
      i am happy to see Northwestern university in the list as the university is best know for providing quality executive educational program and many popular educational search engines like edusumo.com has this on their list.
    1. srushti's Avatar
      srushti - 07-03-2015, 03:16 AM
      Im interested in pursuing management degree but with mechanical background.. Would MEM be good choice for this.. Or should i stick to MS in production? Does MEM require any knowledge about IT field?
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 07-25-2015, 08:51 PM
      I am applying for fall 2016 with a GRE of 317. But dont have job experience. Is job experience a requirement for MEM ?
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 07-29-2015, 11:13 PM
      Hi every one,
      I would like do work on electronics , is engineering management will help my carrier?
    1. Unregistered's Avatar
      Unregistered - 09-22-2015, 01:40 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
      I am applying for fall 2016 with a GRE of 317. But dont have job experience. Is job experience a requirement for MEM ?
      I have the same problem. I am applying in fall 2016. If you get any info regarding the same. Please let me know at sanjulbhatia12@gmail.com. it would be really helpful. Thanks
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