工程管理理学硕士

我们为渴望进入职业生涯管理阶段的有抱负的专业人士而打造，我们创建了一个灵活的计划，该计划将使各种各样的团队接受有关工程管理，制造和产品交付的统计质量控制以及工程管理信息的培训系统。凭借诸如工程项目管理和会计基础知识以及管理，企业家精神，供应链管理，统计分析，集成产品开发和确定性模型运筹学等选修课的核心课程，EMGT计划中的MS毕业生将能够管理复杂的项目并问题，评估数据以做出明智和明智的决策，识别和管理风险，领导多学科团队并与内部和外部利益相关者进行有效沟通。在该计划内，一些学生将有机会与工程管理学院的教员
Built for aspiring professionals who are eager to enter the management phase of their career, we have created a flexible program that will allow a diverse cohort to be trained in the management of engineering, statistical quality control for manufacturing and product delivery, and engineering management information systems. With core courses such as Engineering Project Management and Fundamentals of Accounting and electives in Management, Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Management, Statistical Analysis, Integrated Product Development and Deterministic Models Operations Research, graduates of the MS in EMGT program will be able to manage complex projects and problems, assess data to make informed and sound decisions, identify and manage risks, lead multidisciplinary teams and communicate effectively with both internal and external stakeholders. Within the program, some students will have the opportunity to work on a project with an Engineering Management faculty member and advisor to gain practical and hands-on experience. The Engineering Management Graduate Program offers a Master's of Science (M.S.) degree in engineering management. Each student must meet the general requirements for admission as outlined under the regulations of the University of Vermont Graduate College. Typically, students entering the program have received a bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering management or a related field. Applicants with other backgrounds will be evaluated individually and must complete prescribed undergraduate technical course work. Part-time study leading to the M.S. degree is possible for students who are employed in the vicinity. The Engineering Management M.S. requires the completion of advanced courses in business administration, engineering, mathematics, statistics, and other approved courses and research (for project option students) totaling at least thirty credits.