Employment

The Duke Master of Engineering Management Program prepares its students for a wide variety of careers.

The breadth of knowledge acquired from the program's curriculum creates well rounded business-savvy engineers who are ready to take on the business challenges of any industry in a global world. Working with our dedicated Career Services team, students have received offers from diverse companies across industries and internationally.

EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS

93% of Duke Engineering Management graduates from May 2017, September 2017, and December 2017 who actively pursued employment found employment within six months of graduation.

You may view our latest employment outcomes through our Data Visualization on Tableau:

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Employment by Location

Domestic Employment: 85%
International Employment: 15%

To see positions, organizations, and specific locations, view our Data Visualization tool below.

Total Annual Salary for Program Graduates

Number of Graduates: 136
Average: $80,677
25th Percentile: $70,000
75th Percentile: $93,375

Salary is based on US roles only.

Employment Distribution by Job Function

2017 Employment by Job Function

How Students Obtained Employment

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View several years of employment data for this and other engineering graduate programs at Duke »

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Alumni Profiles

What can you do with an MEM degree? View past alumni profiles to see where our students go and what they do.

TechConnect, hosted each year by Duke's Career Center, the Pratt School of Engineering, and the Department of Computer Science, brings engineering and computer science students together with employers from these industry sectors.