Online Programs

Master's in Engineering Management

Our fully online master's in Engineering Management is a graduate program that prepares industry professionals with and without an engineering background to lead.

Accelerate your career

Learn from the best in engineering management. Our full-time professors bring loads of consulting experience and hold numerous professional certifications. Many of them are part of UB’s top-ranked Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, recognized nationally by U.S. News and World Report.

Here, you'll have the opportunity to:

  • Fast-track your journey to leadership roles.
  • Master the latest methods for strategic decision-making and project management.
  • Gain insights from experienced faculty and proven industry leaders.
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No. 19 for Best Online Master’s in Engineering Programs

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No. 21 for Best Online Master’s in Engineering Programs for Veterans

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Why a Master's in Engineering Management at UB?

Our program fits into your busy life, no matter your schedule. With fully online, interactive courses, you can study full-time or part-time—whatever works best for you. And if you go full-time, you can finish your degree in just a year.

Fully Remote & Interactive

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Affordable

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10 Courses

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Award Winning Faculty

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One-to-One Project Coaching

Flexible Schedule

Learn from faculty with real-world corporate connections and research expertise

  • Experience a curriculum that blends traditional and modern engineering management topics, including production planning, process improvement, and sustainable manufacturing.
  • Build a network of engineering mentors and colleagues through individualized learning experiences and activities.
  • Learn about practical challenges and effective strategies for engineering managers from industry leaders.
  • Apply and test your knowledge through cases, exercises, and relevant projects completed at your workplace.

Who should apply?

Engineers and non-engineers who supervise or aspire to supervise engineers, and who have a bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physical sciences or a related field, are encouraged to apply. Applicants with non-engineering degrees will be evaluated on an individual basis.

Some practical engineering experience (formal job or projects) is recommended. The GRE is not required.