Graduate Programs in Engineering Management and Project Management

Start January 20th, 2026

  • Earn a Graduate Certificate: Begin your studies with a four course certificate in Engineering Management (starting January 20th), followed by a certificate in Project Management. 
  • Build to a Masters in Engineering Management: Graduate certificates in both Engineering Management and Project Management, combined with just two additional courses, leads to a Master of Science in Engineering Management. 
  • A Program Designed for Working Professionals: Our innovative St. Louis program offerings combine the flexibility of online learning with the engagement and networking opportunities of face-to-face instruction.
  • Smart Scheduling: Courses are delivered in accelerated 8-week sessions designed specifically for the pace and priorities of working professionals.
  • Connected Learning: Meet one evening per week on-site in St. Louis for hands-on collaboration and networking with peers in your region, while completing the rest of your coursework online at your own pace.
  • Quality Instruction: Instruction is carried out by S&T full-time faculty and/or renowned qualified professional experts.

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About the Program

Dates: January 20, 2026
Format: Hybrid, one evening per week on-site in St. Louis + online coursework

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):
  • Management for Engineers and Scientists (Eng Mgt 5111)
    • Explore management principles tailored for technical professionals, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling in engineering and science environments.
  • Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
    • Master the methodologies, tools, and leadership approaches that separate successful projects from failed ones.
    • Instructor: Dr. Louis Pape, 25 years at Boeing, 15 years at McDonnell Douglas, U.S. Air Force Colonel
    • Starts: January 20th
  • Operations Management Science (Eng Mgt 5412)
    • Learn how to optimize operations, make data-driven decisions, and apply analytical techniques to real business challenges.
    • Instructor: Dr. Amaury “Momo” Lendasse, Department Chair with more than 20 years in AI research and consulting
    • Starts: March 17th
  • Advanced Financial Management (Eng Mgt 6211)
    • Gain the financial insight and quantitative tools needed for investment decisions, cost analysis, and long-term organizational planning.

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About the Program

Dates: January 20, 2026
Format: Hybrid, one evening per week on-site in St. Louis + online coursework

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) or Information-Based Design (Sys Eng 6102)
    • Learn to apply engineering economy and data-informed decision-making methods to evaluate projects and business strategies.
  • Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
    • Develop the skills, methodologies, and leadership techniques required to plan, organize, and execute projects successfully.
    • Instructor: Dr. Louis Pape, 25 years at Boeing, 15 years at McDonnell Douglas, U.S. Air Force Colonel
    • Starts: January 20th
  • Case Studies in Project Management (Eng Mgt 6322)
    • Examine real-world examples of project successes and challenges to deepen your understanding of best practices and lessons learned.
  • Global Project Management (Eng Mgt 6323)
    • Explore the complexities of managing projects across cultures, time zones, and international organizations. Learn strategies for communication, collaboration, and stakeholder management on a global scale.

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About the Program

Dates: January 20, 2026
Format: Hybrid, one evening per week on-site in St. Louis + online coursework

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 to be determined based on student goals and advisor guidance
Sample Courses:
  • Project Management (Eng Mgt 5320)
    • Learn proven project methodologies and leadership techniques that drive project success.
    • Instructor: Dr. Louis Pape, 25 years at Boeing, 15 years at McDonnell Douglas, U.S. Air Force Colonel
    • Starts: January 20th
  • Operations Management Science (Eng Mgt 5412)
    • Apply data-driven analysis and advanced management science to optimize organizational performance
    • Starts: March 17th
  • Management for Engineers and Scientists (Eng Mgt 5111)
    • Gain practical management and leadership skills tailored for technical professionals.
  • Advanced Financial Management (Eng Mgt 6211)
    • Build your ability to analyze financial performance, allocate resources, and make informed business decisions.
  • Case Studies in Project Management (Eng Mgt 6322)
    • Work through real-world examples of project execution and stakeholder engagement.
  • Global Project Management (Eng Mgt 6323)
    • Develop strategies for managing multinational projects with diverse teams and complex logistics.

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Admission Requirements

If you have a bachelor’s degree in engineering or a physical science and meet the following criteria, you’re ready to apply:

  • Completed: Calculus I, II, III; Differential Equations or Linear Algebra; Statistics; Physics or Chemistry
  • Engineering Economy course (can be taken during the program if needed)
  • Minimum GPA of 2.75 for graduate certificates; 3.00 for the master’s degree
  • No letters of recommendation required