What is a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) Degree?

With the technological challenges facing us on a global level on all fronts, there is a critical need for companies and organizations to integrate tech skills with business acumen to solve these difficult problems. Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium (MEMPC) graduates can fill this gap. Our consortium brings the right people to the right programs and the right students to the right jobs.


Technology Leadership

Develop the tech skills and business acumen you’ll need to succeed


Best Practices

Share best practices and learn what you need


Improved Engineering

Raise the stature of engineering management


Networking

Establish a network of students, faculty, and alumni


Outstanding Candidates

Find the candidates you’re looking for


Added Value to Your Degree

Raise awareness of the value of MEM to businesses and students alike

MEM vs MBA Degree Comparison

While MBA and MEM programs share some similarities in shaping capable leaders through a core curriculum in economics, marketing, and operations, students with MEM degrees are a better fit for today’s technology companies simply because an undergraduate degree in a STEM field is a prerequisite for admission. Since it’s not a prerequisite for an MBA, a majority of candidates graduate with a non-technical education.

In a world where technology touches almost all aspects of life and business, students with a MEM degree fit seamlessly into today’s high-tech companies that need tech-savvy leaders for data-driven decision making and innovation-driven global strategy and growth.

Mission

The Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium (MEMPC) is a dedicated group of forward-thinking universities working together to promote engineering management programs to students and organizations.

MEMPC is devoted to sharing best practices in engineering management education and creating a knowledge and talent pipeline between students and employers through outreach and partnerships.

Members

Reach out to our MEMPC partner universities or visit our individual websites
to learn more. We’re more than happy to help you choose the right program.

Discover how the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) Consortium can help you. Contact us and we’ll help you find the programs and schools you need to succeed.

MEMPC Vision

Our vision is universal recognition of engineering management programs as the preeminent education for technology leaders who transform organizations to thrive in a complex world.

“MEM develops business-savvy technical leaders.”

Program Relevancy

Our goal is to maintain outstanding academic programs that keep students on the forefront of both technology and business.

Joint Outreach

Our mutually beneficial outreach programs help students, schools, and business find what they’re looking for.

The Question

Answering the question: What can someone with an MEM degree do for your company?