Engineering Management On-Campus
Tufts Gordon Institute, part of Tufts School of Engineering, prepares you to be a leader. We have reengineered the MBA to create graduate-level learning opportunities specifically for emerging tech leaders. If you are a working professional in the Boston area interested in a part-time program, the M.S. in Engineering Management (MSEM) could be right for you. Recent graduates interested in a full-time program should explore the M.S. in Innovation & Management (MSIM) program.
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Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM)
The M.S. in Engineering Management (MSEM) prepares technology professionals to become industry leaders. This part-time graduate degree program provides the business strategy, marketing, product development, and leadership competencies, as well as data science skills, needed to move into leadership roles. The results? More than half of our students receive promotions while enrolled in the program.
Here's how the program works:
- Fast or flex? Choose from accelerated Two-Year MSEM or flexible Three-Year MSEM program options.
- Maintain your work-life balance with a schedule tailored for working professionals, featuring classes held in the evening or weekend
- Deepen your technical expertise by having the option to take two graduate-level STEM electives during the Three-Year MSEM
- Learn from your classmates – technology professionals from a variety of industries and educational backgrounds – in a cohort setting
- Study with faculty mentors chosen for their deep, real-world industry experience
- Gain access to merit scholarships available to qualified applicants and Tufts alumni
Interested in an online program? The MSEM online degree will launch in January 2020. To learn more about the 100% online program, sign up for our email list and we'll send you updates as soon as they are available.
Not ready to begin a Master of Science program? We also offering Professional Education learning opportunities.
Professional Education
The individual, graduate-level Professional Education courses are designed to give you essential knowledge when you need it. Courses are open to both working professionals and Tufts University graduate students.
- Evening classes conveniently take place from 6pm – 9pm to accommodate full-time employment
- Individuals can transfer up to six credits towards the M.S. in Engineering Management program
Visit the Tufts Gordon Institute website to learn more.
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Application Deadlines
Fall: January 15 (Round 1), March 15 (Round 2), May 1 (Round 3), and June 10 (Round 4)
* Rolling admission following June 10
Application Requirements:
> Application Fee
> Resume/CV
> Personal Statement
- Please submit an essay of 600-800 words that addresses the following questions: Why do you want to attend Tufts Gordon Institute MSEM program and how does it fit into your future career aspirations and personal goals? Why have you selected this degree program? Please note: Tufts Gordon Institute’s personal statement length requirements differ from those noted on the online Tufts Graduate School application.
> Official GRE/GMAT scores optional; not required
> Official TOEFL or IELTS, if applicable
> Transcripts
> Two letters of Recommendation
> Optional Essay (200-250 words)
- This essay is truly optional and not a requirement. Only complete this essay if you feel it adds value to your application and provides the admissions committee with a more complete picture of who you are. If possible, include examples within the last three years. Please note: You will receive a prompt that provides you with the opportunity to upload an optional essay only after you submit the main online application. If you have questions about how to submit an optional essay, please email us at tgi@tufts.edu.
- Choose from one of the three questions.
- Tell us about a time when you had to convince an individual or group of your idea.
- Tell us about your most meaningful leadership experience.
- Tell us about a time when you identified an opportunity for improvement within your department/company/organization and you were able to successfully implement this change
