Engineering Management, M.Eng.

Offered by the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Contact: 215A Hollister Hall, (607) 255-3553, https://www.engmanagement.cornell.edu/em

The M.Eng. (Engineering Management) program is designed for engineers who want to stay in a technical environment but advance to managerial roles. Students learn to identify problems, formulate and analyze models to understand these problems, and interpret the results of analyses for managerial action.

A student’s program of study is designed individually in consultation with an academic advisor and then submitted to the school’s Professional Degree Committee for approval.

For the M.Eng. (Engineering Management) program, the requirements are at least 30 credits of approved courses, including:

1. Five core courses:

• ENMGT 5900 - Project Management  
• ENMGT 5910 - Engineering Management Project  
• ENMGT 5930 - Data Analytics  
• ENMGT 5940 ENMGT 5940 - Economics and Finance for Engineering Management  
• ENMGT 6090 ENMGT 6090 - Professional and Leadership Development Seminar  
• CEE 6091 - Seminar: Project Management  

Must take one of the two following courses:

• ENMGT 5970 - Risk Analysis and Management  
• ENMGT 5980 - Decision Framing and Analytics    

2. One behavior elective

3. Three specialization electives (at least 9 credits required)