The Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Management (ENMG) has a primary purpose of training students to be industrial professionals in managerial roles in technical organizations. Through a combination of decision analysis tools and organizational management courses, students learn how to make managerial decisions in the face of complexity, uncertainty, and risk.
Students enrolling in the thesis option are prepared to enter the PhD program in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISEN) in the areas of Human Factors, Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, and Manufacturing.
The curriculum consists of:
Please see the Texas A&M industrial and systems engineering course catalog for descriptions of each course. Note that the prefix for all industrial and systems engineering courses is ISEN.
Required foundation courses (12 credits) are:
Each student is required to choose an area of specialization consisting of 12 credits. Existing specialization areas and their required courses are given below.
*This set of courses leads to a graduate Certificate in Industrial Analytics.
Electives (6 credits)
The MS-ENMG program at Texas A&M University offered me course flexibility from a wide variety of concentrations. This diversity helped bridge my technical background to crucial business and leadership skills in a personalized approach.
