Position yourself for success in high growth, technology-based environments.
The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree gives students business skills while increasing their technical depth through coursework, team projects, and dynamic class discussions. The Master of Engineering degree can be completed in two semesters of intensive study. The degree requires 30 credit hours consisting of coursework in major and supporting areas as well as a capstone project. Engineering Management students are also required to take two additional one-credit seminars, (Professional and Leadership Development Series in the Fall and Project Management Seminar in the Spring), for a total of 32 credits minimum to graduate.
Each student’s program includes at least 9-credits of electives selected to provide a track area of specialization. We have seven track areas of specialization and a “build your own track" tied to common career paths.
Our curriculum focuses on three main areas: leading people, advancing your business, and disrupting your field. Students learn to identify problems, analyze data, and interpret the results of analyses for managerial action. The business context of the issues and decisions is also important, and the program mixes courses from the Engineering College with courses from the Cornell Johnson College of Business and the School of Industrial and Labor Relations to provide that larger context.
Attend a virtual information session with the Admissions Team to learn more about our residential On-Campus Program in Ithaca, NY.
| Event | Date | Time | Description | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual Information Session | Tuesday, December 13, 2022 | 9:00 a.m. ET | Program overview for the full-time, on campus Engineering Management M.Eng. Degree. | Register for Information Session |
In addition to the courses offered across both the College of Engineering and the Johnson Graduate School of Management, a unique component of our program is the capstone Engineering Management project. Over the course of the semester, I had the chance to work directly with IBM on an IoT logistics project and have real-world impact.
