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Engineering Management

Master of Science

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Managing Today, Engineering Tomorrow

What if you could turn the impossible into reality? LTU’s Master of Science in Engineering Management is designed for professionals who aren’t content with just solving problems. They want to create solutions that push the boundaries of what’s possible.

This isn’t just another engineering program. It’s an opportunity to step into a leadership role where your technical skills meet the power of strategic decision-making. With both on-campus and online options, this flexible program fits into your busy life while preparing you to manage teams, budgets, and projects that make a real impact.

Ready to lead the way in engineering? 

 

Why LTU?
  • Complete your degree fully online or on campus
  • Learn from faculty with industry experience
  • Gain business, financial, and team management skills

Program Director

Dr. Daw Alwerfalli

248.204.2580

dalwerfal@ltu.edu

The demand for leaders in today’s engineering fields is expected to increase, especially in growing areas such as environmental and biomedical engineering. Lawrence Technological University’s Master of Engineering Management is designed for professionals with diverse backgrounds – program management, engineering, quality, manufacturing, production control, management information systems, and other technical fields – who wish to expand their knowledge and advance their career.

You can also receive the same rigorous education we provide in our campus program fully online. Receive your Master of Engineering Management flexibly — while working full-time — from the same prestigious, industry expert faculty who teach on our ground campus.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Admission to the MEM program as a regular graduate student requires the demonstration of high potential for success based on the following:

  1. Submission of the Online Application for Graduate Admission
  2. Official transcripts of all college work*,**
  3. Resume
  4. A minimum of one Letter of Recommendation (employers and professors are preferred);
  5. Statement of Purpose (Optional, 1 page)

* Applicants must have earned a baccalaureate degree from an accredited U.S. institution –or– a non-U.S. degree equivalent to a four-year U.S. baccalaureate degree from a college or university of government recognized standing.

** A Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, technology, science, computer science mathematics (or technical related field) (minimum GPA of 3.0);

Applicants who do not meet all conditions for regular admissions may be admitted on a provisional basis as determined by the Graduate Admissions Committee of the College of Engineering. The applicant will be evaluated for official graduate student status upon completion of six semester hours of graduate course work, achieving a minimum grade of 3.0 in each course, at the University.

Students with provisional admission status may be required to take additional pre-courses to meet the program admission requirements.

MEM COURSE TRANSFER POLICY

For applicants transferring from other graduate programs to the Master of Engineering Management, no more than nine graduate semester credit hours may be transferred from an accredited MEM program. Any exceptions to this policy must be approved by the Graduate Admissions Committee. A minimum grade of 3.0 must have been achieved in all transfer courses. Credit for courses taken in a graduate program will be reviewed to determine whether they may be substituted within the Master of Engineering Management program at Lawrence Tech. A request for transfer courses to be considered must be made in writing at the time of application and must be accompanied by transcripts, course descriptions, and syllabi for each proposed transfer course.

» Curriculum

Core Courses
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Enterprise Productivity
EEM6583
3
Six Sigma Processes
EIE6673
3
Production Planning & Control
EMS6713
3
Engineering Supply Chain Mgt
EEM6763
3
Quality Engineering Systems
EEM6763
3
Engineering Management
EEM6803
3
Technology Management
EMS7613
3
Elective Courses (Select Five)
COURSE NAME COURSE # CREDITS
Lean Manufacturing Systems
EME5513
3
Prod. Develop. & Sustain.
EME5623
3
Hazardous Materials Management
EEM6143
3
Advanced Manufacturing Processes
EMS6203*
3
Automotive Manufacturing
EMS6343
3
Quality Control
EMS6403*
3
Engineering Economics
EMS6603
3
Adv Optimization Techniques
EIE6653
3
Applied Stochastic Processes
EIE6663*
3
Manufacturing Systems
EMS6703
3
Special Topics in Engineering Management
EME6723
3
Value Engineering
EEM6743
3
Product Innovation and Design
EMS6823
3
Grad Dir Study – Mech Engr
EME6993
3
Project Management
MBA7056
6
Global Leadership
MBA6043
3
Ethics and Business in Society
MGT6043
3

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