Technical Management (MS)

Description

The Master of Science in Technical Management (MSTM) program is a contemporary program designed for practicing engineers, scientists, technical specialists and technical managers. Program participants will gain new technical abilities, learn business acumen and develop the leadership skills required of a technical manager.

The Technical Management program is an interdisciplinary program that offers a rich and balanced blend of technical and management courses. It is designed to equip future technical managers with skills to face the challenges of global competition and an international workforce. It is a dynamic program as the curriculum is continuously enhanced to meet new and evolving technical challenges.

The Technical Management program is distinctive among management programs because the curriculum is immediately useful as participants can apply lessons to their current employer. All courses are taught by seasoned faculty or by industry leaders who bring real-world expertise to the classroom.

In partnership with the International Quality Federation (IQF), the MSTM program provides options for Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt Certification. The certification itself is earned through IQF. These Six Sigma courses are open to non-MSTM students.

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    Program Learning Outcomes

    Upon completion of the MSTM program, graduates will be able to:

    1. apply a unique set of technical and management skills.
    2. recognize the effects of new technology on management issues and use tools and processes to leverage new opportunities.
    3. use technical principles and business leadership skills to organize and direct technical projects and manage people in technical jobs.
    4. compete in today's challenging global business environment.

    5. foster innovation and creativity via leadership and by example.

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    Admission Requirements

    The Technical Management program accepts applicants who have an undergraduate degree in Engineering or Computer Science.  Students in other science and math (i.e. STEM) fields are also encouraged to apply.  In some cases, prerequisites may be recommended if needed.  Students should have at least one year of industrial experience, research experien