Washington State University
Online Master of Engineering and Technology Management (METM)
At a Glance
About the program
Washington State University offers the Master of Engineering and Technology Management (METM) for engineers, technologists, and technical professionals who want to pair engineering expertise with management, leadership, and project execution skills. The program is listed as online working-professional program; full page blocked during qa and the curriculum is listed as 30 (27 semester hours coursework + 3 credits capstone EM 701). Students can use areas such as Graduate certificates available: Constraints Management, Industrial Leadership, and Supply Chain Management and completion options such as EM 701 Capstone (3 credits; E_M 701 Project Option also available as alternative) to compare fit.
Program Overview
- Format: 100% Online (synchronous via Zoom; live webinar format; all sessions recorded)
- Credits: 30 (27 semester hours coursework + 3 credits capstone EM 701)
- Cost: $37,110
Program Highlights
Established 1982 — one of the oldest ETM programs in the US. Military-friendly with reduced tuition rates for active duty, veterans, and government employees. Graduate certificates available that stack toward the full master's degree. Ranked among best online engineering programs by U.S. News.
The Online Experience
Live video streaming and web conferencing via Canvas LMS, with archived sessions available for asynchronous review. Mobile-compatible. Designed for working professionals; 1–2 courses per semester recommended for full-time employees.
Curriculum
| Total Credit Hours | 30 (27 semester hours coursework + 3 credits capstone EM 701) |
|---|---|
| Capstone Requirement | EM 701 Capstone (3 credits; E_M 701 Project Option also available as alternative) |
| Delivery Format | 100% Online (synchronous via Zoom; live webinar format; all sessions recorded) |
| Study Pace Options | Full or part-time |
| Term Type | Semester |
Specializations & Pathways
Concentrations: Graduate certificates available: Constraints Management | Industrial Leadership | Supply Chain Management | Project Management | Six Sigma Quality Management | Systems Engineering Management
Constraints Management, Industrial Leadership, Six-Sigma Quality Management. Graduate Certificate in Engineering and Technology Management also available online.
Specializations and Academic Pathways
EM 522 – Leading People and Organizations; EM 505 – Finance for Technical Systems; EM 575 – Managing Innovation: Strategy and Performance; EM 570 – Systems Improvement: Integrating TOC, Lean, and Six Sigma
Constraints Management Option
Core Courses:; E M 526 – Constraints Management; E M 570 – Systems Improvement: Integrating TOC, Lean, and Six Sigma
Industrial Leadership Option
Core Courses:; E M 560 – Integrated Supply Chain Management; E M 570 – Systems Improvement: Integrating TOC, Lean, and Six Sigma
Supply Chain Management option
Core Courses:; E M 560 – Integrated Supply Chain Management
Project Management option
Core Courses:; E M 564 – Project Management; E M 522 – Leading People and Organizations
Graduate Certificates
- Project Management
- Quality Management (Six Sigma)
- Supply Chain Management
- Systems Engineering Management
- Industrial Leadership
Admissions Process
| Eligibility Requirements | Bachelor's degree from accredited institution plus relevant experience in engineering or technology (through education or employment). International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. No GRE required. |
|---|---|
| Required Application Materials | Application via EngineeringCAS; transcripts, statement of purpose, resume. GRE not required. |
| Domestic Deadline | Rolling — notification within 30 days of completed application |
| Minimum GPA | 3 |
| Graduation GPA Requirement | 3 |
| Application Fee | $90 (via EngineeringCAS) |
| Additional Notes | The ETM program is designed for working professionals, and we highly value your work experience and determination. We may be able to offer provisional admission to those who do not meet the Graduate School's minimum 3.0 GPA requirement. |
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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.
Why Choose Washington State University?
No GRE Required
GRE scores are not required for admission; the stated minimum GPA is 3.0.
4 Specialization Tracks
Tailor the degree through Constraints Management Option, Industrial Leadership Option, Supply Chain Management option, and 1 more.
No Campus Visits
Coursework is delivered fully online with no on-campus requirement listed, so you can keep working while you study.
3 Start Dates a Year
3 intakes per year mean a shorter wait between applying and your first class.
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