Master the Cross Section of Engineering and Business with an Engineering Management Degree
Broaden your horizons with new skills and knowledge
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Blending the best of both: McCombs & Cockrell in one specialized curriculum
The Engineering Management program at UT is designed for busy professionals who want to advance their careers without interrupting their full-time work schedules. Classes meet only one weekend per month, and some courses can be taken remotely.
The 30-credit hour program includes a mix of core courses in management, finance, marketing, and engineering operations, as well as two project courses. Students can choose to complete an internship or two independent projects as part of their degree requirements.
Key features of the program:
- Flexible format: Weekend classes and remote options.
- Practical focus: Real-world projects and internships.
- Comprehensive curriculum: Covers a range of essential engineering management topics.
- Experienced faculty: Led by industry experts.
As an Engineering Management student, your network expands dramatically:
- Learn about other job opportunities from your classmates.
- Stay in Texas! Tap into the engineering and tech industry in Texas’ urban areas.
- Take advantage of UT-sponsored corporate networking and recruiting events spanning many industries.
The degree coursework was all good. I especially enjoyed the organizational design/people management course that was so enlightening about team cultures and business outcomes. Also, corporate finance was probably the most impactful course for me, teaching me how to read financial statements, understanding the company’s stock market trends and what that means to our team. Since graduation, I’ve been a manager for 12-plus years with three companies. The degree has served me well.
-Craig Herman, Engineering Manager, Adobe