Master of Science in Engineering Management

Northeastern University

Top 40 Engineering School

Accredited degree offered by the College of Engineering at Northeastern University

18 months

8 courses total, 10 hours per week per course

$24,000 USD total cost

$3,000 x 8 courses = $24,000, with pay-as-you-go tuition for each course

No application required

Hassle-free pathways for learners with or without technical experience, start learning

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Lecture videos, hands-on projects, and connection with instructors and peers

Build a career leading innovation in engineering and technology

The online Master of Science in Engineering Management from Northeastern University prepares you to take on leadership roles at the intersection of engineering, business, and technology. You will gain practical experience in project management, systems engineering, data analytics, and economic evaluation, learning how to apply engineering principles to real-world business challenges.

Graduates are ready to pursue high-demand roles such as Engineering Project Manager, Operations Manager, Product Development Director, Systems Analyst, or Technical Program Manager, leading innovation across industries like manufacturing, energy, construction, aerospace, and technology.

With a foundation built on both engineering and management, the MS in Engineering Management positions you to guide teams, optimize operations, and advance your career in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven economy.

Apply your skills across industries

Lead innovation in sectors such as manufacturing, energy, construction, aerospace, and technology, using your expertise in project management, systems engineering, and economic decision-making to solve complex challenges.

Increase your earning potential

Engineering managers in the United States earn an average annual salary of $165,000 (Glassdoor), reflecting the high value placed on professionals who combine engineering knowledge with business leadership.

Advance in a growing field

Join a profession projected to add more than 15,000 new engineering management jobs each year between 2023 and 2033 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics), as organizations seek leaders who can bridge engineering and strategy.

Join a powerful professional network

Connect with Northeastern’s College of Engineering alumni working at top organizations including IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, and Oracle, gaining access to a global community of engineering and technology professionals.