The Dual Degree Master’s Program develops engineers who lead at the intersection of technology and business. Build deep technical expertise AND the ability to lead organizations by earning two MS degrees in an integrated experience that accelerates your path to technical leadership.
Technical excellence alone isn’t enough to lead in today’s complex organizations. Business knowledge with technical depth increases your credibility and impact. The Dual Degree Master's Program creates leaders who excel at both. You’ll Master:
This integration happens through deliberate design. Your technical courses inform business cases. Your management frameworks guide technical decisions. You’ll develop both the depth to solve complex technical problems AND the breadth to see how those solutions create business value.
MS in Engineering Management (MSEM)
For engineers focused on operational excellence, product development, and scaling technical organizations. Perfect for those targeting roles in engineering leadership, technical program management, or operations strategy.
MS in Innovation & Management (MSIM)
For innovators ready to launch ventures or drive transformation in established companies. Ideal for aspiring entrepreneurs, innovation leaders, or those pursuing venture capital.
MS in Technology, Management, and Leadership (MSTML)
For technology enthusiasts eager to shape products, inspire teams, and lead digital transformation. Built for those who recognize that leadership in technology goes beyond technical know-how.
Select from 15+ specialized MS programs across all engineering disciplines:
The School of Engineering's Graduate Cooperative Education (Co-Op) Program provides students with the opportunity to apply the theoretical principles they have learned in their coursework to real-world engineering projects. Gain up to six months of full-time work experience, build your resume, and develop a competitive advantage for post-graduation employment. Learn more about the Co-Op Program.
Dual degree graduates command premium positions requiring both technical depth and business acumen with target roles in:
Employer Demand: Organizations actively seek leaders who can bridge technical and business domains. Our graduates join companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500s, often in roles specifically created for their unique skill combination.
That's why The Gordon Institute develops leaders through applied business in action—combining strategic thinking with decisive action and authentic purpose.
Whether you're an undergraduate exploring applied business, a recent college graduate or working professional ready to lead at the next level, or an organization seeking transformation—we'll help you create meaningful change.
Build capabilities that deepen your impact through programs designed for where you are now. Learn from practitioner faculty who've led transformations, scaled operations, and built ventures themselves. Work on real projects with actual organizations.
At Tufts University, we believe every qualified applicant deserves the opportunity to pursue graduate study. We are dedicated to helping you understand your financial options and to ensuring that graduate education at Tufts is both accessible and within reach.
Tuition costs for this graduate program are billed at a per credit rate:
| Estimated Tuition for Dual Degree Engineering Program | |
|---|---|
| Tuition* | $1,799 per credit |
| Total Credits Required | 48 |
| Enrollment Status | Full-Time: 3-4 courses per semester (9-12 credits) Part-Time: 1-2 courses per semester (3-6 credits) |
| Estimated Tuition per Semester | Full-Time: $16,191 - $21,588 per semester (9-12 credits) Part-Time: $5,397 - $10,794 per semester (3-6 credits) |
| Estimated Total Tuition* | $86,352 |
*Estimated based on 2025-2026 tuition rates. Rates are subject to change each academic year. For further information about the full cost of attendance, including additional fees and estimated indirect costs (housing, transportation, etc.), please visit Student Financial Services.
The Tufts University School of Engineering offers partial, merit-based tuition scholarships for the majority of our graduate and certificate programs. All applicants are automatically considered for these awards as part of our holistic admissions review process—no separate scholarship application or additional materials are required.
Additional funding opportunities may include Tufts Double Jumbo Scholarships for Tufts graduates, Bridge Program Scholarships for students and alumni from select partner institutions, and veteran and military education benefits for eligible service members and their dependents, including participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program.
To further support your investment in a Tufts graduate education, a range of financing options are available, including federal and private student loans. For more details, please visit our Graduate Financial Aid page.