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. The program includes a 1 week residential requirement, otherwise all other classes are on-line

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  
   

2. One behavior elective
 

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