Masters in Engineering Management

The Master of Engineering in Engineering Management (MEM) at Rice University is a professional master's degree that bridges the gap between engineering, technology, and management. It is designed for engineering graduates who want to combine their technical skills with business acumen and move into a higher managerial role in technology. The program is 1.5-2 years long and includes courses in statistics and probability, applied machine learning, data science for business intelligence/data analysis, operations management, accounting and financial management, project management, product management, economics & public policy/managerial economics, leadership and organizational behavior, systems engineering and architecture, manufacturing management, computer simulation for risk, technology management, international business management, engineering systems simulation, and design project management. After completing the program, students will be prepared for careers in a variety of fields, such as chemical process engineering, automation engineering, client services analysis, construction project management, design engineering, and more. The MEM degree from Rice University is a valuable investment for students who want to pursue a career in engineering management. It provides them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in a variety of industries.

The Master of Engineering Management and Leadership program's non-thesis curriculum requires completing a minimum of 30 credits of approved courses at the 500- level or above. These requirements consist of six courses (18 credits) for the Engineering Manager Leadership Breadth, three (3) Specialization courses (9 credits), and a Masters of Engineering Management and Leadership Capstone Project (3 credits).

• Engineering manager leadership courses: These courses will give you an extensive education on the best ways of leading, managing, and inspiring teams of engineers and technical professionals who are digital natives or traditional.
• Specialization: In the specialization, MEML students can choose three graduate-level (500-level or above) courses in a Rice engineering department or an emerging engineering focus area, such as data science, financial engineering, or industrial engineering.
• Capstone project: MEML students will be expected to devise Industry 4.0 solutions to solve real-world problems, while demonstrating their newly acquired engineering manager leader skills and engineering and data-informed insights