Master of Engineering Management

Program Overview & Highlights

  • Thesis Available
  • Online MEM: Two-Year Online (synchronous) Offering
  • On-Campus MEM: 16 Month Offering

Accelerate your engineering career by obtaining a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree from the University of Windsor. Offered by the Faculty of Engineering in partnership with the Odette School of Business, the MEM program prepares engineers for management roles. Graduates are ready to occupy leadership roles in multinational engineering and technical enterprises and contribute to manufacturing strategies, corporate innovation, and operations management. Coursework also includes planning and executing technology commercialization and go-to-market strategy to foster an entrepreneurial spirit among MEM graduates.

Modern Curriculum

While all candidates in the program acquire competencies in accounting, financial management, administration, engineering design, product management, strategy, and IP management, the elective courses and the capstone project allow students to expand core skills in one or more of the following practical areas:

  • Manufacturing Strategy
  • Operations Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Employee Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Design Methodologies
  • Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Be in a position to make strategic evidence-based decisions with the best outcomes and based on data
Gain a solid foundation in strategic management
Transition to business leadership roles
Understand the role of data in strategic decision-making
Employ innovative technologies to improve business operations
Take a role in advancing your company's strategic leadership

Learn More About Our Program

41
Small Class Size
8
Average Years of Work Experience
95%
Employment Rate of Graduates
Top Employers
FCA, GM, Legett & Platt Automotive, Ford Motor Company, and Valiant TMS1
1 All of the statistics above are from the MEM Class of 2019 Profile

Admission Requirements

Student in Canada

  • Undergraduate 4-year degree in engineering or closely related discipline (computer science, etc.)
  • Minimum GPA must be the North American equivalent of B. Students with substantial work experience may be admitted with slightly lower GPA on a probationary basis
  • Non-native English speakers must demonstrate English proficiency with IELTS: 7.0 / iBT TOEFL: 100 / Duolingo 120 scores.
    • Citizens of certain countries may be exempt from the English proficiency requirements. More information about exemptions.
    • English language programming such as the ELIP, is available if you require extra training before entry into the MEM program, or if you have received lower-than-required test scores. Certain ELIP program modules may be available online.

Required Application Documents

  • Statement of interest (maximum 500-word essay explaining how you think MEM can help you achieve your career and professional goals, and why you chose the University of Windsor)
  • Two confidential reference letters (professional or academic)
  • Resume
  • Transcripts from all previously attended post-secondary institutions
  • English proficiency test scores (if required)
  • Signed supplemental form (Online required for the online MEM)

Fees

Fees change every year. To obtain an accurate fee breakdown, please visit http://web2.uwindsor.ca/finance/fee-estimator/

Student outside of Canada

  • Undergraduate 4-year degree in engineering or closely related discipline (computer science, etc.)
  • Minimum GPA must be the North American equivalent of B. Students with substantial work experience may be admitted with slightly lower GPA on a probationary basis
  • Non-native English speakers must demonstrate English proficiency with IELTS: 7.0 / iBT TOEFL: 100 / Duolingo 120 scores.
    • Citizens of certain countries may be exempt from the English proficiency requirements. More information about exemptions.
    • English language programming such as the ELIP, is available if you require extra training before entry into the MEM program, or if you have received lower-than-required test scores. Certain ELIP program modules may be available online.

Required Application Documents

  • Statement of interest (maximum 500-word essay explaining how you think MEM can help you achieve your career and professional goals, and why you chose the University of Windsor)
  • Two confidential reference letters (professional or academic)
  • Resume
  • Transcripts from all previously attended post-secondary institutions
  • English proficiency test scores (if required)
  • Signed supplemental form (Online required for the online MEM)

Fees

Fees change every year. To obtain an accurate fee breakdown, please visit http://web2.uwindsor.ca/finance/fee-estimator/

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