Engineering and Management, MEM

Degree: Master of Engineering and Management (MEM)

The Master of Engineering and Management program is currently not admitting new students. 

Program Overview

The Master of Engineering and Management (MEM) program provides business acumen and leadership skills to position graduates for rapid advancement in technology-oriented organizations. The MEM curriculum is the result of nearly 20 years of ongoing research and interviews with hundreds of industrial stakeholders and more than 600 graduates in our thriving alumni network. This interdisciplinary joint degree program combines the analytical expertise and rigor of the Case School of Engineering with the organizational insights of the Weatherhead School of Management. MEM is a 1-year, cohort program that starts in the fall semester. This program is designed for students with undergraduate engineering degrees and focuses on developing high-impact talent that companies actively seek. 

Program Requirements

The program includes 30 credit hours of graded coursework.  The 8 course core sequence makes up 24 of the required credit hours. For the remaining 6 credit hours, students can choose from any 400-level Weatherhead School of Management course for which prerequisites are met or select Weatherhead School of Management courses.

Required Courses:
MGTE 430Product and Process Design, Development, and Delivery3
MGTE 450Engineering Entrepreneurship3
MGTE 475Technology Marketing Strategy3
MBAC 502Financial Accounting3
MBAC 507Operations and Supply Chain Management3
MBAC 515ALeadership Assessment and Development1.5
MBAC 515BLeadership Assessment and Development1.5
OPMT 420Six Sigma: Methodologies for Process Improvement3
OPMT 450Project Management3
Electives a6
Total Credit Hours30
a

With approval from the Faculty Director, students can select 6 credit hours of graduate classes for which prerequisites are met.