The Engineering Management Program in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of North Texas focuses on Construction, Energy, and General Management options. The program is designed to meet the diverse needs of a job in the engineering management field. Students in the program are being trained to work as Project Managers.
In this program, students will study subjects such as the design of experiments for six sigma, product reliability and quality, technology innovations, project management, entrepreneurship, and strategic management to prepare them as industry leaders. Students have a variety of options to take on projects in various sectors of the economy ranging from Construction to Energy Management.
A degree in Engineering Management can also help you secure an industrial position and lead a rewarding career.
In this program, students can select one of the following degree focus areas:
- Construction Management
- Energy
- General Management
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Degree Requirements
The following degree options are offered:
- Course-Only Option: a 33-hour integrative course that depends on your concentration area.
MS MSEM Course Only Degree Plans
- MSEM Construction Management Course Only
- MSEM General Engineering Management Course Only
- MSEM Energy Management Course Only
Normally, students are initially admitted to the 33-hour Course-Only Option. After the first or second semester and based on academic performance and availability of funded projects, students may transfer to the Project or Thesis options. Students interested in the Engineering Management concentration will not complete a thesis or project; the concentration is a course-only option.
Each student's program is planned under the direction of a chosen major professor prior to completion of the first semester of graduate study. The student will be admitted to candidacy when the degree plan is approved by the graduate dean.
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Learn More
To find out more about the M.S. Program in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, contact our Graduate Academic Specialist at 1+ (940) 369-8482 and MechanicalGraduate@unt.edu or Dr. Seifollah Nasrazadani, Program Coordinator, at 1+ (940) 565-4052 or nasr@unt.edu
Still have questions?
Contact one of the offices below:
Office of Graduate Admissions
1+ (888) UNT-GRAD, 1+ (940) 565-2636
graduateschool@unt.edu
UNT International
1+ (940) 565-2442
international@unt.edu
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Things to Note
Things to Note:
- The application to the Toulouse Graduate School does not come instantly to the department once completed. There is a process the Graduate School takes before they mail the application to the department physically. Please allow up to, possibly, two weeks for it to get to the department. Please contact the Toulouse Graduate School in regards to a timeline and their official deadlines.
- International Students: Please have the application completed four months in advanced before the desired semester starts. Ensure you are also in contact with the International School and the department about the required documents necessary for enrollment.
- Once the application is completed the committee will meet and respond with a decision as soon as possible after funding is considered. Expediting is not guaranteed, but will be considered under request and provided reason (outside of late application) with funding decisions considered following soon after. Holidays and weather may affect response.
- Staff and faculty cannot provide detailed updates in regards to application process but please feel free to reach out with inquiries or concerns to either Dr. Seifollah Nasrazadani or the faculty member you are interested in researching with.
- The department no longer takes email submissions for documents.
