About the Industrial Engineering Online Masters of Engineering Management
The department of Industrial Engineering (IE) offers an online Master of Engineering Management degree. The Engineering Management graduate program bridges the gap between engineering and technological problem-solving abilities of engineers with the administrative ability of managers to lead the day- to-day operations of today’s complex and global organizations. The online structure of the program allows engineering professional to pursue the graduate degree in Engineering Management (MEMGMT) in an effective and efficient manner. At the time of graduation, graduates are familiar with a variety of the engineering and management theories, concepts, tools, practices and procedures for leading and managing other engineers within their organization.
Careers in Engineering Management
State of Texas is one of the top paying states for engineering managers with the average annual salary of at $167,230. According to The Bureau of Labor Statistics employment of engineering managers is projected to grow 6 percent from 2016 to 2026. Engineering managers in the engineering services industry is projected to grow 13 percent from 2016 to 2026, adding the most new jobs. Engineering services includes consulting firms that provide services to many other different industries. Table below lists the different job categories engineering managers.
Courses and Curriculum
A qualified student can complete MEMGMT (Course-Based) in 30 hours as given by below:
30 Credit Hours |
List of Course |
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6 required core courses in IE Department |
IEEM 6330 — Managing Engineering Functions |
2 management selected courses from Bauer College of Business |
MANA 6332 — Organizational Behavior & Management |
2 technical courses offered by Cullen College of Engineering |
All technical courses must be approved by the Program Director. |
The online MEMGMT program focuses on the integration of engineering principles, advanced technologies and business practices and functions. Following illustration is the scope of academic disciplines including their overlaps that is the foundation of the Engineering Management graduate program.
Additional Information
For admission requirements, advising, and other information specific to the industrial engineering program:
https://www.ie.uh.edu/graduate/overview
https://www.ie.uh.edu/graduate/degree-programs/memgmt