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• Honor’s University with 40 years of excellence

• Strong grounding in engineering• Mid-size, research university

Undergraduates: 9,464Graduates: 2,577

• Graduate programs offered:36 master's degree programs24 doctoral degree programs18 graduate certificate programs

UMBC’s Reputation



Flexible & Integrated Program Curricula

•Five core SE courses can be applied to:

Certificate in Systems EngineeringMaster’s in Systems Engineering (10 courses)Master’s in Computer Science (11 courses)Master’s in Electrical Engineering (11 courses)Master’s in Engineering Management (10 courses)

•Management courses can be applied to:Certificate in Engineering Management (4 courses)Master’s in Engineering Management (10 courses)



Overview of Engineering Management



Why Study Engineering

Management ?• Engineering Management can be a satisfying career path

• Opportunity to lead groups to accomplish larger goals than youcan reach by yourself

• Accelerate your transition into management

• Learn practical leadership skills that you can apply immediately,whether or not you intend to go into management



UMBC’s Engineering ManagementProgram Highlights

• Re-designed in 2006 with Industrial Advisory Board input

• Specialized management courses created

• Practical business approach combined with technical depth

• Industry Advisory Panel oversight



M.S. in Engineering Management

Six Management Courses from: ENMG 650: Project Management Fundamentals

ENMG 652: Management, Leadership & Communication

ENMG 654: Leading Teams and Organizations

ENMG 656: Engineering Law and Ethics

ENMG 658: Financial Management for ScienceProfessionals

ENMG 659: Strategic Management

ENMG 660: Systems Engineering Principles

ENMG 662: Financial Decision-Making in Engineering

ENMG 672: Decision and Risk Analysis

IS 765: Project Management

Four Courses in an Engineering Concentration:

Chemical/Biochemical Regulatory Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Computational Thermal Fluid Dynamics

Information Systems

Mechatronics

Computer Science

Structural Mechanics

Systems Engineering

Design and Manufacturing

Electrical Engineering

30 credits required



Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management

Four Management Courses:ENMG 650: Project Management Fundamentals

ENMG 652: Management, Leadership & Communication

ENMG 654: Leading Teams & Organizations

ENMG 658: Financial Management for Science Professionals

12 credits required

NOTE: All certificate courses apply to M.S. in Engineering Management



Engineering Management Enrollment

Grown rapidly since the introduction of new UMBC management courses in 2006



Recent Student Testimonials

"Thank you for your efforts in teaching this course. I have found this to be one of the most thought

provoking and stimulating courses I have taken. Believe it or not, I am usually a very reserved

person, but the style in which you taught the class and the subjects that were covered allowed me to

freely express my views. I learned a great deal from my classmates as I viewed them as potential

personalities that I may have to manage some day. I look forward to seeing you next semester.“

“As always, thanks for the great feedback, you are an excellent coach! . . . . did

not want to miss the class, you can tell how much I enjoy it: . . . Thanks to

God.. who gave me an instructor and coach like you.. your efforts did make a

difference..”

"This was a great class to end my graduate career. I will take the lessons learned from our class

discussions with me as I move up in my organization."

"I've already started incorporating things that I have learned in this class into

my work life. I had a meeting with my supervisor yesterday that went very

well!"



Illysa Izenberg

ENMG 652: Management, Leadership & CommunicationENMG 654: Leading Teams & Organizations

Michael Oliver and Richard WilsonENMG 656: Engineering Law & Ethics

Bob FentonENMG 659: Strategic ManagementENMG 662: Financial Decision-Making in Engineering

Engineering Management Faculty



Anita Griner/Jim Peter ENMG 650: Project Management

Sandy PetersonENMG 658: Financial Management for Science Professionals

Cyrus AzaniENGM 650: Project Management Fundamentals

Engineering Management Faculty

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Admission and Application

Process



Admission Requirements• B.S. degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics,

Physics, Chemistry, or other physical sciences

• GPA of 3.0 or higher on the last two years of bachelor’s degreecourse work or previous graduate courses

• Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores are required if not a

graduate from an accredited U.S. university with a GPA of 2.9 or above.

• TOEFL and GRE scores are required for international students



Application Process for Master’s Program

•Complete ApplicationApply online or by mail

Include application fee ($50 online/$70 paper)

•Submit official transcripts from each college and university attended

•Submit Statement of Academic Goals

•Submit GRE ScoresGREs waived for graduates of accredited U.S. university if:

GPA is above 3.0 in Engineering, Math or Computer Science



Certificate Application Process

• Complete Application and residency form Include Application fee ($50 online/$70 paper)

• Submit unofficial transcripts for each college and universityattended

• GRE and TOEFL not required for domestic students

FOR MORE INFO:

Nancy Clements | 410-455-5536 | [email protected]

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