Designed to position students as effective engineering managers, the Engineering Management graduate certificate program at Nebraska combines expert faculty, purposeful curriculum and a broad range of perspectives in the engineering field.

Curriculum in this program provides current and future engineering managers with enhanced skills in forming and managing productive teams, executing goal-oriented strategies, and influencing the relevance of your organization in today’s competitive global market.

Your peers will be experienced professionals who work in engineering and technology and will share their work experiences, challenges, and perspectives. Cross pollination of ideas and learning opportunities are tremendous. Learn how to manage and lead teams and how to analyze decisions and risk in the two core courses. Then take two elective courses to explore other topics of your choice to gain knowledge and skills to energize your career.

Once you successfully complete the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management, you may apply for admission to the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program and use the credit hours earned toward completion of that degree.

• Visit the Graduate Certificate Curriculum Page.
• Engineering Management employs a flat tuition rate for residents and non-residents. See MEM Tuition/Fees for more information.
• Visit Frequently Asked Questions for the MEM degree program.
• Attend an Informational Webinar with the program director about the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree program.

Courses

• GRE optional
• Resume/CV:  Your resume should specifically indicate the following: Work experience after undergraduate degree in engineering and closely related fields, indicating list of companies, locations, positions, dates of employment, responsibilities; engineering co-op/intern experience along with company name, location, dates, responsibilities; education including degrees, institutions, locations, date of graduation, GPA upon graduation; extra-curricular activities and leadership positions; awards, honors, achievements; other information as you deem fit.
• Personal Statement
• Two letters of Recommendation: Preference is for both recommenders to be industry contacts (current or past work supervisors and managers of engineering positions). However, your application will be considered if one recommender is academic contact (faculty).

Admission is based on holistic review of application. The following are admission requirements: Undergraduate or higher degree in engineering or quantitative discipline (STEM); two years (recommended) of relevant work experience in engineering and technology industry (engineering co-op education and internships may be considered as part of the two years); GPA of 2.75 on a 4.00 scale (if deficient discuss with program staff); Calculus I or higher (if deficient discuss with program staff); course in probability and statistics taken within 5 years with at least C grade (if deficient, discuss with program staff). Refer to departmental FAQ for more information about admission requirements, curriculum, general information, delivery, program structure, tuition and cost, and international applicants.

Certificate programs are not considered degree programs, additionally, coursework for this program is delivered primarily online, so international students should be aware that admission to this program is ineligible for immigration forms for an F-1 student visa.

Applications are accepted throughout the year on an ongoing basis for Fall, Spring, and 8-week Summer
session.

• Fall and Spring courses are offered in 8-week mini sessions: Fall-A and Fall-B, Spring-A and Spring-B. If a semester has already started but you wish to join the "B" mini session, select the following semester when applying and then contact program staff to notify them of your plans. They will coordinate with Graduate Studies to change your start term.