Gonzaga University
Online Master of Engineering Management
At a Glance
About the program
Gonzaga University's School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) offers a fully online Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree for professionals involved in managing engineering technologies. The three-fold goals of the program are to: (1) provide skills necessary to manage continually evolving technologies, (2) develop a foundation for making strategic engineering decisions, and (3) provide skills required to advance in project/product/process management positions. Courses are offered online over eight-week periods; students may register and take courses asynchronously from anywhere in the world.
Program Overview
- Format: 100% Online (asynchronous)
- Credits: 30
- Duration: Designed for 3 years part-time; can be completed in 1.5 years full-time
- Cost: $31,740
Program Highlights
Fully online and asynchronous | 8-week courses | Designed for working professionals | Cross-disciplinary curriculum bridging engineering and business (MEM, MBA, and Organizational Leadership electives) | Jesuit, ethics-grounded program | Top 10% among engineering schools with no doctorate (U.S. News & World Report)
The Online Experience
Gonzaga's Online Master of Engineering Management is built for working professionals and delivered asynchronously, allowing students to participate from anywhere. Courses are 8 weeks long, and the program is structured so students can take summers off. Most students complete the program in 3 years while working full time, but the program can be finished in as few as 1.5 years for full-time students.
Curriculum
| Total Credit Hours | 30 |
|---|---|
| Capstone Requirement | ENGM 601 Master's Project (required) |
| Delivery Format | 100% Online (asynchronous) |
| Max Duration to Complete | Designed for 3 years part-time; can be completed in 1.5 years full-time |
| Term Type | 8-Week Term (Asynchronous) |
Core courses
- ENGM 510 Engineering Portfolio Management
- ENGM 520 Statistical Quality Control
- ENGM 530 Strategic Engineering Decision
- ENGM 601 Master's Project
- Leadership elective (ORGL 504, ORGL 515, ORGL 570, or TADP 556)
Specializations & Pathways
Concentrations: None (open elective structure within MEM, MBA, and Organizational Leadership courses)
12 credits of core ENGM courses, 9 credits of ENGM electives, 6 credits of MBA courses, and 3 credits of leadership courses for a total of 30 credits.
Admissions Process
| Eligibility Requirements | Bachelor of Science degree in a STEM field (engineering, mathematics, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, computer science, or physics). Prerequisites: Calculus I, II, & III; Ordinary differential equations; one lab science. Non-STEM applicants must discuss prerequisite courses with the Admissions Specialist. |
|---|---|
| GRE Requirement | GMAT or other entrance exam is not required. |
| Required Application Materials | Online application | Official transcripts from each university attended | Two professional letters of recommendation | 1–2 page personal statement | Resume of professional experience |
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Tuition & Financial Aid
Tuition estimates assume every required credit at the listed rate. Additional fees apply and are excluded unless the rate says otherwise. Confirm current rates with the university.
Financial aid and scholarships may be available for qualified students. Contact admissions for more details.
Career Outcomes
Graduates are prepared to manage large-scale technology-based projects across industries, including aerospace, construction, medical devices, electronics, and consumer goods. Common roles include engineering project manager, product manager, process/operations manager, and program lead.
Why Choose Gonzaga University?
No GRE Required
GRE scores are not required for admission.
Finish in 36 Months
30 credit hours, structured for completion in 36 months.
Fully Asynchronous
Coursework is delivered asynchronously online with no on-campus requirement listed, so study time bends around your work schedule.
Applied Capstone
Culminating requirement: ENGM 601 Master's Project (required).
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