The M.S. in engineering management is a 30-credit degree offered in both thesis and non-thesis formats. In the thesis format, faculty will work with you to determine the thesis topic based on your interests. You must complete a minimum of six credit hours of original research in your chosen topic, and you will be required to present your dissertation before a faculty committee.

If you select the non-thesis format, you will be required to successfully complete a comprehensive examination. You can select a format based on your interests after enrolling in the program.

Thesis Option

Required Courses - 9 credits

Directed Electives - 15 credits

Thesis - 6 credits

Requires a minimum of six credits of applied research in an appropriate area of interest. A faculty advisor will assist you in defining a thesis topic. A defense before a faculty committee is required. The committee may include members of industry if appropriate and if approved by the department head.

Non-Thesis Option

Required Courses - 9 credits

Directed Electives - 21 credits