Interdisciplinary Courses and Curriculum

The core of the Master of Engineering Management program consists of four engineering management courses developed in conjunction with the Duke School of Law and the Fuqua School of Business. A required internship accompanied by a written project summary and oral presentation insures students have work experience, while four graduate level technical courses of the student's choosing serve to extend the student's science and engineering background.

To receive a Master's degree in Engineering Management, the student must complete:

Example Curriculum:

The program can be completed in as little as one year. The internship is typically completed during the summer either before or after beginning the program.

Summer	Semester 1	Semester 2
Internship	EGRMGMT 210 Marketing	EGRMGMT 220 IP, Bus. Law & Entrepreneurship
	EGRMGMT 230 Finance	EGRMGMT 240 Management
	Technical Elective 1	Technical Elective 3
	Technical Elective2	Technical Elective 4
	MEM Seminar and Workshop Series	MEM Seminar and Workshop Series

Duke's official schedule of courses to be offered in summer, fall and spring terms is available online, as well as information on the MEM Program's facilities.

Duke graduate and professional students who are not enrolled in the MEM Program may register for some MEM courses.

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Duke graduate and professional students who are not enrolled in the MEM Program may register for some MEM courses (i.e. courses designated with EGRMGMT course numbers) on a space-available basis and with permission of the instructor. Instructors will require students to have sufficient background for the course as needed AND may also limit outside enrollment for any pedagogical reason. Generally no more than 5 non-MEM students will be allowed to enroll in a course at any given time. Students who enroll in MEM courses as non-MEM students may not utilize these courses for an MEM degree. Generally the MEM core courses are not available to non-MEM students. Non-MEM students cannot register for MEM courses through ACES. Instead, they must complete the Non-MEM Registration form, obtain permission from the instructor and from their home department, and return the form to the MEM Office at 3120 Fitzpatrick (CIEMAS).

Interdisciplinary Courses and Curriculum

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