Master of Engineering Management

Why Penn State

We know there’s a lot to consider when deciding to earn your Master of Engineering Management. Why should you choose Penn State Great Valley?

Work with local companies and faculty on research projects through the Big Data Lab, Do iT Lab, and Smart Systems Research Group.
Pursue your degree at your own pace, completing in as little as two years if attending part-time, or 12-18 months if attending full-time.
Become a part of the more than 750,000 Penn State alumni across the world.
Engage in courses taught by world-class faculty and industry experts.
No GMAT or GRE scores required.
Program is STEM designated.

Combines business and analytical courses to foster skills focused on helping management positions in technical organizations.
Tailor to fit your background and career goals by taking approved courses from other programs.
Partner with alumni and local employers on relevant projects while fostering industry connections, networking, and job opportunities.
Immerse yourself in small classes and develop meaningful relationships with faculty and classmates who are business professionals and managers in the private and public sectors.
Take advantage of Career Management Services, which offers a variety of programs, resources, and networking opportunities for students and graduates.
Benefit from a STEM designated program, allowing 36 months total of Optional Practical Training (OPT).

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Courses are offered either in an in-person/online hybrid format or fully online.
- Fully in-person courses are available each semester to comply with visa requirements.
Ability to simultaneously pursue another degree as part of the concurrent degree program.

The 33-credit program focuses on solving technical and socio-technical problems, leading and fostering effective technical teams, and managing technical projects in the presence of uncertainty and risk.
Covers key concepts needed for a project management certification.
Under the guidance of faculty, the capstone course helps you apply critical thinking and strategic thinking through analysis and discussion of recent engineering/technology management cases.