About the Program

Dates: August 25th, 2026
Format: Asynchronous online coursework plus a two-day bootcamp in St. Louis for each course, typically held at approximately 75% course completion. The bootcamp emphasizes in-person demonstrations, scenarios, exercises, interaction, and applied learning. Students who are unable to attend in person will complete an equivalent online version, though in-person participation is strongly encouraged.

Take your leadership to the next level with a Master of Science in Engineering Management. This degree builds on your technical background to prepare you for roles in management, operations, and strategic decision-making across industries.

Program Structure (10 courses total):

• Includes all 4 courses from the Engineering Management Graduate Certificate
• Includes all 4 courses from the Project Management Graduate Certificate
• Plus 2 additional courses, subject to change, based on student interest and availability*

Planned Courses:

• Operations Management Science (Eng Mgt 5412)
  • Apply data-driven analysis and advanced management science to optimize organizational performance.
  • Starts: August 25th, 2026
  • Bootcamp (in person, St. Louis): September 25-26, 2026
• Advanced Financial Management (Eng Mgt 6211)
  • Build your ability to analyze financial performance, allocate financial resources, and make informed business decisions.
  • Starts: October 20th, 2026
  • Bootcamp (in person, St. Louis): November 20-21, 2026
• Management for Engineers and Scientists (Eng Mgt 5111)
  • Gain practical management and leadership skills tailored for technical professionals.
  • Starts: Spring 2027 (1st 8 weeks)
• Economic Decision Analysis (Eng Mgt 5210)
  • Utilize the time-value of money and sensitivity analysis to evaluate project viability to make economic decisions considering cash flow risk and uncertainty.
  • Starts: Spring 2027 (2nd 8 weeks)
• Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
  
  • Learn proven project management methodologies and leadership techniques that drive project success.
  • Starts: Summer 2027
• Case Studies in Project Management (Eng Mgt 6322)
  • Work through real-world examples of project execution and stakeholder engagement.
  • Starts: Fall 2027 (1st 8 weeks)
• Global Project Management (Eng Mgt 6323)
  • Develop strategies for managing multinational projects with diverse teams and complex logistics.
  • Starts: Fall 2027 (2nd 8 weeks)
• Intelligent Investing (Eng Mgt 5212)*
  • Build a practical foundation in investing by exploring financial markets, investment instruments, valuation, risk, and strategies for making informed long-term decisions.
  • Starts: Summer 2028
• Financial Engineering (Eng Mgt 6213)*
  • Utilize financial derivatives, correlation studies, and volatility modeling to manage the risk of financial assets.
  • Starts: Spring 2028 (2nd 8 weeks)
• Information Based Design (Sys Eng 6102)
  • Use data analytics and analysis for the purpose of decision making during the design phase of engineering and technology system development.
  • Starts: Summer 2028

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About the Program

Dates: August 25, 2026
Format: Asynchronous online coursework plus a two-day bootcamp in St. Louis for each course, typically held at approximately 75% course completion. The bootcamp emphasizes in-person demonstrations, scenarios, exercises, interaction, and applied learning. Students who are unable to attend in person will complete an equivalent online version, though in-person participation is strongly encouraged.

Develop strategic leadership, operations, and financial decision-making skills to prepare for management and executive roles. This program is designed for engineers, scientists, and technical professionals looking to advance their careers while continuing to work full-time.

Courses (4 total):

• Operations Management Science (Eng Mgt 5412)
  • Apply data-driven analysis and advanced management science to optimize organizational performance.
  • Starts: August 25th, 2026
  • Bootcamp (in person, St. Louis): September 25-26, 2026
• Advanced Financial Management (Eng Mgt 6211)
  • Build your ability to analyze financial performance, allocate financial resources, and make informed business decisions.
  • Starts: October 20th, 2026
  • Bootcamp (in person, St. Louis): November 20-21, 2026
• Management for Engineers and Scientists (Eng Mgt 5111)
  • Gain practical management and leadership skills tailored for technical professionals.
  • Starts: Spring 2027 (1st 8 weeks)
• Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
  
  • Learn proven project management methodologies and leadership techniques that drive project success.
  • Starts: Summer 2027

Learn more

About the Program

Dates: October 20th, 2026
Format: Asynchronous online coursework plus a two-day bootcamp in St. Louis for each course, typically held at approximately 75% course completion. The bootcamp emphasizes in-person demonstrations, scenarios, exercises, interaction, and applied learning. Students who are unable to attend in person will complete an equivalent online version, though in-person participation is strongly encouraged.

Courses (4 total):

• Advanced Financial Management (Eng Mgt 6211)
  • Build your ability to analyze financial performance, allocate financial resources, and make informed business decisions.
  • Starts: October 20th, 2026
  • Bootcamp (in person, St. Louis): November 20-21, 2026
• Information Based Design (Sys Eng 6102)
  • Use data analytics and analysis for the purpose of decision making during the design phase of engineering and technology system development.
  • Starts: Summer 2028
• Financial Engineering (Eng Mgt 6213)*
  • Utilize financial derivatives, correlation studies, and volatility modeling to manage the risk of financial assets.
  • Starts: Spring 2028 (2nd 8 weeks)
• Intelligent Investing (Eng Mgt 5212)*
  • Build a practical foundation in investing by exploring financial markets, investment instruments, valuation, risk, and strategies for making informed long-term decisions.
  • Starts: Summer 2028

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About the Program

Dates: Spring 2027
Format: Asynchronous online coursework plus a two-day bootcamp in St. Louis for each course, typically held at approximately 75% course completion. The bootcamp emphasizes in-person demonstrations, scenarios, exercises, interaction, and applied learning. Students who are unable to attend in person will complete an equivalent online version, though in-person participation is strongly encouraged.

Strengthen your ability to lead complex projects with confidence. The Project Management Graduate Certificate focuses on tools, frameworks, and real-world case studies that prepare professionals to deliver projects on time, within scope, and on budget.

Courses (4 total):

• Economic Decision Analysis (Eng Mgt 5210)
  • Utilize the time-value of money and sensitivity analysis to evaluate project viability to make economic decisions considering cash flow risk and uncertainty.
  • Starts: Spring 2027 (2nd 8 weeks)
• Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
  
  • Learn proven project management methodologies and leadership techniques that drive project success.
  • Starts: Summer 2027
• Case Studies in Project Management (Eng Mgt 6322)
  • Work through real-world examples of project execution and stakeholder engagement.
  • Starts: Fall 2027 (1st 8 weeks)
• Global Project Management (Eng Mgt 6323)
  • Develop strategies for managing multinational projects with diverse teams and complex logistics.
  • Starts: Fall 2027 (2nd 8 weeks)

If only the Project Management Graduate Certificate is pursued, Eng Mgt 5320 will be required. If Eng Mgt 5210 or an equivalent was taken at the undergraduate or graduate level, then Sys Eng 6102 can be substituted for Eng Mgt 5210. 

If Eng Mgt 5320 was previously taken as part of the Engineering Management Graduate Certificate or the Masters of Science in Engineering Management (required for both), than Sys Eng 6102 will substitute for Eng Mgt 5320 in the Project Management Graduate Certificate. 

• Information Based Design (Sys Eng 6102)
  • Use data analytics and analysis for the purpose of decision making during the design phase of engineering and technology system development.
  • Starts: Summer 2028

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