Engineering Management

Supported Degree Objectives

Master of Science (MS)
- Awarded to students who have completed a non-engineering degree in a STEM field
MS in Engineering (MSE)
- Awarded to students who have completed an engineering undergraduate degree

Required Supporting Documents

Transcripts
Recommendation Letters
Academic Statement of Purpose
Personal History Statement
Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
- GRE is required. However, a waiver is available for current students and alumni of all U.S. institutions, including Purdue University.
Resume

English Proficiency Requirements

This program accepts the Graduate School's basic requirements as described on the English Proficiency Requirements page.

Master's Degree Program Requirements

Cumulative Grade Point Average from most recently conferred undergraduate, graduate, or professional degree:
- 3.0 or equivalent (A=4.0)
- For applying individuals who have attended institutions of higher education outside The United States, there is no need to convert GPA to the traditional 4.0 scale utilized in the U.S. Rather, the admission committee prefers to review cGPAs in the original scale and format of the home institution.

Application Deadlines

Fall Spring Summer

January 15 (First Round)

March 15 (Second Round)

June 1 (Final Deadline)

September 15 (First Round)

October 15 (Final Deadline)
Contact Graduate Program Coordinator

Program Contact Information

Name	Graduate Program Coordinator
Phone	765-494-2449
Email	purduemem@purdue.edu
Web	Master of Engineering Management
Address	Attention: Graduate Program Coordinator Master of Engineering Management Graduate Education, Dean’s Office Purdue University Potter Engineering Center 500 Central Drive, Suite 308 West Lafayette, IN 47907 USA

Additional Information

The Engineering Management graduate program operates in the Professional Master’s Program category at Purdue University. This on-campus program emphasizes preparation for an industry career as a technical leader, and thus is a non-research, non-thesis program. Engineering Management is designed for early-career engineers and students joining directly from a bachelor program. The curriculum includes both technical and managerial courses, along with the unique opportunity to complete a paid internship/co-op at the graduate level.