Engineering Management
Students will gain a solid foundation in engineering and applied science while developing the management, leadership, and systems skills needed to lead technology-driven organizations. The program integrates engineering principles with the core management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling in technical environments, emphasizing competencies in project and operations management, data-informed decision making, process improvement, strategic and financial thinking, and effective communication and teamwork. Offered fully online, the program also provides an accessible pathway for returning students and working professionals with industry experience to pursue advanced education that supports promotion into higher-level leadership and management roles.
Graduates will be prepared for leadership-oriented roles such as engineering manager, project manager, operations or production supervisor, quality or process improvement manager, systems or logistics analyst, and technical team lead across industries, including energy, mining, manufacturing, utilities, construction, consulting, and advanced technology sectors
How to Apply
Only graduates of an A.S. in Engineering Management program—or an associate’s degree in a technical field approved by the dean—are eligible to apply. In order to qualify, the degree needs to:
- Meet all BSU general studies requirements for an associate’s degree.
- Encompass at least 60 credit hours.
- Include successful completion of at least one calculus, one statistics, and one Computer Aided Drafting course.