Marshall University

Marshall University’s M.S. in Engineering Management (MSE) is designed for engineers and technical professionals aiming to lead in project-driven, technical environments. Offered fully online through Marshall Online, the program combines systems engineering, project management, and leadership courses to produce confident, strategic decision-makers.

Program Overview

The MSE is a 30-credit, non-thesis program offered asynchronously online in convenient modules, enabling professionals to complete the degree in approximately 12–24 months. It requires 18 core credits and 12 credits of electives and area-of-emphasis courses. A personalized Plan of Study is developed with faculty guidance.

Admissions Process

Applications are submitted via the Marshall Applicant Portal. Admission requirements include:

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or allied disciplines
• Preferred minimum GPA: 3.0
• Résumé, statement of purpose, and two letters of recommendation
• GRE may be required depending on background
• TOEFL/IELTS for international applicants

Curriculum Details

As outlined in the Marshall graduate catalog, the program includes:

Core Courses:

• Project Management
• Applied Statistics
• Engineering Economics or Engineering Law
• Management of Technical Human Resources & Organizations
• Seminar in Engineering Management
• Comprehensive Capstone Project

Emphasis Areas:

• Engineering Management
• Environmental Engineering
• Transportation & Infrastructure Engineering
  
  

Marshall's faculty works with students to tailor electives aligning with their emphasis, ensuring relevance to career goals.

Tuition and Fees

Current tuition information—based on student’s residency and program details—is available via Marshall’s tuition page:

• In-State Rate: $429 per credit
• Out-of-State Rate: $1,143
• Estimated Total Program Cost: $12,870 in-state or $34,290 out-of-state (30 credits)

Financial aid, scholarships, veteran benefits, and employer tuition support are available. Additional details through Marshall’s graduate financial services.

Program Highlights

Marshall’s Engineering Management program blends a robust technical core with customizable emphasis tracks in areas such as environmental and infrastructure engineering. Delivered fully online and designed for completion in one to two years, it allows flexibility for working professionals. The curriculum supports both breadth—through foundational engineering management—and depth—via focused elective tracks and a capstone project tailored to students' goals. Online students benefit from academic advising, faculty mentorship, and streamlined application deadlines. With transparent and competitive tuition, this MSEM delivers applied engineering management education aligned with industry needs.

Take the Lead in Leadership

If you’re pursuing leadership roles in engineering—whether in environmental systems, infrastructure, or organizational management—Marshall’s MSE offers a flexible, online pathway grounded in real-world application and accredited quality. Learn more on the program page and begin the application via the Marshall Applicant Portal.

Sources:

• https://www.marshall.edu/online/programs/engineering-management-m-s-e/
• https://catalog.marshall.edu/graduate/programs-az/engineering-computer-sciences/engineering-management-mse/
• https://marshalluniversity2.my.site.com/ApplicantPortal/s/login/
• https://www.marshall.edu/tuition/
• https://www.marshall.edu/cecs/civil-engineering/ms-in-engineering/
• https://catalog.marshall.edu/graduate/

Disclaimer
All information about this program was found on Marshall Online’s website, June 2025. Information is subject to change, so we advise that you confirm all program details, costs, and financial aid information with the university’s admissions office before applying.