Engineering and Business, M.Eng./M.B.A.

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The E²M program is the first double-degree program in Connecticut in engineering and management, enabling full- and part-time engineering graduate students to earn both a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) and a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) by taking a total of 63 credits. This is 18 fewer credits than if the degrees were pursued separately. With four different engineering specialties from which to choose, the E²M program is as flexible as it is efficient.

E²M is a unique, three-way partnership: between the Barney School of Business and the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture, and extending to a third party—business and industry in Greater Hartford. Course work at the Barney School includes applied projects, for which students formulate marketing and business plans for area companies. The Engineering Applications Center assists local businesses and industries in applying new techniques, and students become involved through application projects, symposia, and forums.

Program Outline

Mathematics Courses

M 515 - Methods of Applied Mathematics I 3 credit(s)

Core Courses

Waiver or transfer possible based on prior course work.

QNT 601 - Managerial Statistics and Analytics 3 credit(s)
AC 603 - Accounting for Decision Makers 3 credit(s)
EC 602 - Economics for Managers 3 credit(s)
FIN 604 - Corporate Financial Strategy and Valuation 3 credit(s)
MKT 606 - Marketing Management 3 credit(s)
MGT 607 - Managing Organizational Processes 3 credit(s)

Breadth I

Core courses will be taken before these courses (no waivers).

MGT 605 - Organizational Leadership 3 credit(s)
MGT 700 - Innovation and Project Management 3 credit(s)
MKT 730 - Customer Relationship Management 3 credit(s)
BL 608 - Business, Law, Compliance and Society 3 credit(s)
MBA 750 - Performance Analysis 3 credit(s)
IB 705 - The Global Business Environment 3 credit(s)

Capstone

Completion of Core and Breadth I required. Transfer credit will not be accepted for this course.

MGT 609 - Global Strategic Management 3 credit(s)

Breadth II

Electives related to specialty in engineering as follows:

Seven courses from engineering specialty
(Note: EM 601 - Engineering Program Management may not be taken as an engineering course in the E²M program.)

Engineering Specialties

Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering