Milwaukee School of Engineering
Online Master of Science in Engineering Management
At a Glance
About the program
The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) program at MSOE is a technology-oriented management degree designed for engineers, business managers, and other professional and technical personnel who want to strengthen their management and leadership skills. Graduates possess broad business management knowledge and skills and are prepared to move into leadership positions across industries. The program is built on the premise that to grow and compete, organizations need leaders with a deep understanding of technology, management, and effective leadership principles. STEM-designated for international students.
Program Overview
- Format: 100% Online (asynchronous)
- Credits: 31
- Cost: $35,805
Program Highlights
100% Online asynchronous | STEM-designated for international students | Three specializations (General, New Product Management, Analytics) | ACBSP-accredited Rader School of Business | Engineering-focused technical-management curriculum
The Online Experience
MSEM is delivered online asynchronously, allowing working professionals to learn from anywhere. The curriculum emphasizes organizational leadership, project management, operations management, financial management, technical sales and marketing, entrepreneurship, quality and continuous improvement, policy and strategy, supply chain management, and international business.
Curriculum
| Total Credit Hours | 31 |
|---|---|
| Delivery Format | 100% Online (asynchronous) |
Specializations & Pathways
Concentrations: Three specializations: MSEM General; MSEM in New Product Management; MSEM in Analytics
General specialization focuses on technical and strategic development. New Product Management focuses on identifying, developing, and deploying products and services across domestic and international markets. Analytics focuses on the skill sets needed to strategically utilize technology and social context to analyze, evaluate, and solve business problems.
MSEM General
For professionals desiring to further their career with a technical and strategic focus.
MSEM in New Product Management
Prepares students to identify, develop, and deploy new products and services aligned with the strengths of an organization across domestic and international markets.
MSEM in Analytics
Develops the skill sets needed to strategically utilize technology and social context to analyze, evaluate, and solve business problems.
Admissions Process
| Eligibility Requirements | Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a 2.8+ GPA. Computer literacy and access to a personal computer (laptop recommended) required. |
|---|---|
| Required Application Materials | Online application | Official undergraduate transcripts | Resume | Personal statement |
| Minimum GPA | 2.8 |
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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 for leadership positions across a wide range of industries, including roles in engineering management, new product management, business analytics, operations leadership, and technical entrepreneurship.
Why Choose Milwaukee School of Engineering?
No GRE Required
GRE scores are not required for admission; the stated minimum GPA is 2.8.
3 Specialization Tracks
Tailor the degree through MSEM General, MSEM in New Product Management, MSEM in Analytics.
Fully Asynchronous
Coursework is delivered asynchronously online with no on-campus requirement listed, so study time bends around your work schedule.
Institutionally Accredited
Accredited by Higher Learning Commission (institutional); Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for the Rader School of Business (graduate and undergraduate business programs).
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