Engineering Management, M.S.
Engineering Management, M.S.
If you’re ready to become an effective leader in today’s innovation-driven industries, A&M-Texarkana’s Master of Science in Engineering Management is your gateway. Positioned at the intersection of engineering, business, and management, the M.S. in Engineering Management program equips you with the knowledge and skills to successfully manage complex projects, lead teams, and make strategic decisions in technical environments.
Whether you aim to become an engineering manager, project leader, or technical consultant, you’ll gain the advanced knowledge needed to bridge the gap between engineering expertise and organizational leadership. You’ll also be well-positioned for high-demand leadership positions in the local and national job market.
Program Information
Degree Name: Master of Science in Engineering Management
Degree Type: Graduate
Format: 100% Online/Face-to-Face
Credit Hours: 30
Thesis/Non-Thesis: Non-Thesis
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Why Get Your Master's Degree in Engineering Management from A&M-Texarkana?
Lead. Innovate. Achieve.
A&M-Texarkana’s M.S. in Engineering Management program combines rigorous coursework with flexible concentration and elective options, allowing you to customize your learning to fit your career goals. If you’re ready to advance from a technical role into leadership and management, you’ll gain the skills needed to bridge the gap between engineering expertise and organizational leadership.
With a new 55,000 sq. ft. College of Business, Engineering, and Technology building (expected completion Fall 2026), personalized academic support and advising, and an option to complete the program in one year, the M.S. in Engineering Management program at A&M-Texarkana provides a pathway for you to advance in your current STEM career into the growing engineering management field.
Program Highlights
Electives with Purpose
Responding to specific industrial demands, you’ll be offered business, construction, energy, manufacturing, or Pulp and Paper Packaging program concentrations, which sets A&M-Texarkana apart from other M.S. in Engineering Management programs and spotlights A&M-Texarkana’s focus on emerging market trends and the needs of industries in Northeast Texas.
Fast-Track your Future
A&M-Texarkana’s M.S. in Engineering Management program offers you an accelerated track to expedite your progression, allowing you to complete your degree within a one-year timeframe.
Designed Around You
With your learning and lifestyle in mind, A&M-Texarkana’s M.S. in Engineering Management program is offered fully face-to-face or 100% online.
Engineering Management, M.S. Concentrations
As an M.S. in Engineering Management student, you have the option to choose between five concentrations or three approved elective courses. Concentrations include Energy Management Professional (EMP), Manufacturing, Pulp and Paper Packaging, Construction Management, and Business.
Energy Management Professional (EMP)
Deepen your understanding of energy sustainability practices, renewable energy economics and policy, energy law, and regulation. Prepare for engineering management roles such as Energy Manager, Corporate Energy Program Manager, Energy Efficiency Specialist, Building Energy Manager, or Industrial Energy Engineer.
| Energy Management Professional | |
|---|---|
| Course | SCH |
| ENGM 615 Energy, Environment, and Sustainability | 3 |
| ENGM 620 Energy Law and Regulation | 3 |
| ENGM 625 Renewable Energy Economics | 3 |
Manufacturing
In the Manufacturing concentration, you will advance your understanding of production and inventory control, quality control, manufacturing, and materials selection. Prepare for engineering management roles such as Manufacturing Manager, Production Manager, Plant Manager, or Operations Manager.
| Manufacturing | |
|---|---|
| Course | SCH |
| ENGM 635 Manufacturing and Materials Selecting in Design | 3 |
| ENGM 640 Production and Inventory Control | 3 |
| ENGM 645 Advanced Quality Control | 3 |
Pulp and Paper Packaging
Broaden your understanding of the pulp and paper technology, economics, and industry as well as paper converting and packaging. This concentration meets a regional need due to A&M-Texarkana’s location in one of the most important forest product manufacturing regions in the United States and sets A&M-Texarkana’s M.S. in Engineering Management apart. Prepare for engineering management roles such as Packaging Engineer, Packaging Development Manager, Paper and Packaging Operations Manager, Paper Mill Operations Manager, or Converting Plant Manager.
| Pulp and Paper Packaging | |
|---|---|
| Course | SCH |
| ENGM 655 Introduction to Pulp and Paper Technology | 3 |
| ENGM 660 Economics of Pulp and Paper Industry | 3 |
| ENGM 665 Paper Converting and Packaging | 3 |
Construction Management
Through a concentration in construction management, you’ll develop deeper knowledge and skills in sustainability, LEED, and strategic bidding and estimating. Prepare for engineering management roles such as Construction Project Manager, Construction Manager, Program Manager, Facilities and Capital Projects Manager, Sustainability Manager, LEED Project Manager, or Green Building Consultant.
| Construction Management | |
|---|---|
| Course | SCH |
| ENGM 670 Construction Management | 3 |
| ENGM 675 Sustainability and LEED | 3 |
| ENGM 680 Strategic Bidding and Estimating | 3 |
Business
A concentration in business bridges the gap between engineering management, supply chain management, and engineering business operations. Build a foundation in supply chain management systems, logistics and transportation management, and marketing management. Prepare for engineering management roles like Supply Chain Manager, Supply Chain Analyst, Logistics Manager, Transportation Manager, Transportation Analyst, Operations Manager, Product Manager, or Director of Operations.
| Business | |
|---|---|
| Course | SCH |
| SCM 512 Supply Chain Management Systems | 3 |
| SCM 554 Logistics and Transportation Management | 3 |
| MKT 521 Marketing Management | 3 |
Engineering Management, M.S. FAQs
Who is the M.S. in Engineering Management program designed to serve?
If you have a STEM background and strive to move into leadership and managerial roles, A&M-Texarkana’s M.S. in Engineering Management program can be your starting point. It’s also designed for professionals with technical experience desiring to enhance their management and decision-making skills.
What are potential career possibilities?
An A&M-Texarkana M.S. in Engineering Management degree could lead to careers as an Engineering Manager, Project Manager, Operations Manager, Strategic/Technical Consultant, and Quality and Reliability Manager. Employment of architectural and engineering managers is projected to grow nationally by about 6% over the next decade (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Texas-level projections for architectural and engineering managers show stronger growth than the national average, and expanding tech and infrastructure activity in the DFW area support strong prospects for A&M-Texarkana M.S. in Engineering Management graduates. (O*Net Online).
What is the difference between a Master in Business Administration (M.B.A.) and the M.S. in Engineering Management?
The M.S. in Engineering Management is tailored for students with a STEM background, focusing on project management, engineering economics, quality, and leadership in technical industries, where a traditional M.B.A. is designed for professionals seeking to advance their careers in business, management, or leadership roles.
How long does it take to complete the program?
With a required 30 semester credit hours, you can complete the program in two years as a part-time student or in one year under the accelerated track.
How long does it take to complete the program?
With a required 30 semester credit hours, you can complete the program in two years as a part-time student or in one year under the accelerated track.
Can students from non-STEM backgrounds apply?
Yes! If you don’t have a STEM degree, you can still be admitted to the M.S. in Engineering Management program. You just need one year of technical experience and demonstrate proficiency in Linear Algebra and Probability/Statistics. These courses can also be completed conditionally during your first year.
Are there specialized admissions requirements?
- A STEM bachelor’s degree (or related field) with a minimum GPA of 2.75.
- For non-STEM applicants:
- At least one year of technical experience
- Proficiency in Linear Algebra and Probability/Statistics (may be conditionally during the first year)
- Two letters of recommendation (at least one professional)
- Resume