OVERVIEW
The MEM program is a two-year 42-unit curriculum combining the expertise of the College of Engineering and the College of Business Administration to provide management and engineering knowledge to help bridge the gap and give the graduates education for job opportunities and a distinct advantage. The MEM program is offered as a Master's degree in Engineering Management with the following areas of concentration:
Construction Management
Industrial Management
Quality Management
MEM program provides working engineers with technical leadership skills while simultaneously assessing the financial risks and benefits to the corporation, managing human and technical resources, and making high-risk decisions from a system perspective in an uncertain environment.
The MEM program with options is structured as: 21 credit hours of core courses in Engineering Management, 6 credit
hours of core courses in Business Administration, 6 credit hours in one Area of Concentration, and 6 credit hours of
approved Technical Electives. 3 credit hours in Case Study project in the chosen area of concentration. The program
is distinguished by:
- MEM curriculum follows a worldwide standard and is approved by Western Michigan University.
- Classes are taught in the English language.
- Recognition of MOE, KSA.
