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Master of Science in Engineering Management
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The UTA Fort Worth program is designed for U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents pursuing their degree part-time.
Program Overview
The Master of Science in Engineering Management is a STEM program designed to introduce both engineering and business tools to engineering professionals who will be moving into leadership positions in product development, strategic planning, or managing the organization’s technology resources. Graduates develop an understanding of how to use an organization’s technical knowledge, skills, and abilities to meet their strategic objectives.
Successful applicants to the Engineering Management Master of Science program typically have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering or science with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the last 60 credits of their bachelor's program and 3.0 in all prior graduate coursework. Strong math skills are helpful. The GRE is required for applicants with less than two years of work experience. Minimum GRE scores for applicant are scores 301 (quantitative of 155 and verbal of 146). Letters of recommendation are not required for the program.
Outlook
Texas has one of the largest numbers of engineering managers with average salaries of $171,000 in 2022. The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington and Houston-The Woodlands-Sugarland metropolitan areas have some of the highest employment levels for engineering managers in the country.
Course List
Fall 23: 1st 8-Week Session | ISE 6305: Engineering Management I |
Fall 23: 2nd 8-Week Session | ISE 6306: Engineering Management II |
Spring 24: 1st 8-Week Session | IE 5317: Introduction to Statistics |
Spring 24: 2nd 8-Week Session |
IE 5303: Quality Systems IE 5346: Technology Development and Deployment |
Summer 24: 1st 7-Week Session | IE 5304: Advanced Engineering Economy |
Summer 24: 2nd 7-Week Session | IE 5333: Logistics Transportation Systems Design |
Fall 24: 1st 8-Week Session |
IE 5351: Introduction to Systems Engineering ISE 6305: Engineering Management I |
Fall 24: 2nd 8-Week Session |
IE 5329: Production and Inventory Control Systems ISE 6306: Engineering Management II |
Spring 25: 1st 8-Week Session |
ACCT 5307: Measurement and Analysis for Business Decision Making IE 5317: Introduction to Statistics |
Spring 25: 2nd 8-Week Session |
IE 5346: Technology Development and Deployment IE 5303: Quality Systems |
Summer 25: 1st 7-Week Session | IE 5304: Advanced Engineering Economy |
Summer 25: 2nd 7-Week Session | IE 5333: Logistics Transportation Systems Design |
Fall 25: 1st 8-Week Session |
IE 5351: Introduction to Systems Engineering ISE 6305: Engineering Management I |
Fall 25: 2nd 8-Week Session |
IE 5329: Production and Inventory Control Systems ISE 6306: Engineering Management II |
Spring 26: 1st 8-Week Session |
ACCT 5307: Measurement and Analysis for Business Decision Making IE 5317: Introduction to Statistics |
Spring 26: 2nd 8-Week Session |
IE 5346: Technology Development and Deployment IE 5303: Quality Systems |
Do you have the Maverick Factor?
Your success story is next.
With the demand for shorter development schedules and increasing cost competition, the Engineering Manager position is fast becoming an essential role in every major industry.
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Mikaela Kirby
Graduate Recruiter
College of Engineering
Program Highlights
- 30-credit hour accelerated program completed in 16 to 21 months.
- Hybrid courses that meet once on campus and once online each week.
- Complete one or two courses at a time over 8 weeks.
- Focus on both engineering and management skills.
- Delivered at the UTA Fort Worth campus to better support working professionals.
- GRE waivers available for those with relevant work experience.