Master of Engineering Management Online Program
Ranked #2 by US News & World Report
Maximum flexibility to Meet your interests
Four core engineering management courses
- Developed in partnership with Duke's Law School and Fuqua School of Business (12 credits)
Four technical elective courses
- Provide additional expertise in areas of your interest (12 credits)
- Orientation, Mid-Program, and Capstone (0 credits)
A Project Experience
- Including written summary and oral presentation (6 credits)
Typically, the degree takes two years to complete. With approval, students may extend the program beyond two years.
Duke MEM Online students learn with the same faculty, take the same classes, and earn the same Duke degree as students in our on-campus Master of Engineering Management program.
IS Duke MEM Online for ME?
The Duke Master of Engineering Management Online is for students who:
- Want the same high-quality curriculum and experience offered on campus, but cannot interrupt their careers
- Are highly organized and self-motivated
- Have a supportive, flexible work environment
- Can commit to three one-week on-campus residencies
- Can maintain excellence in work and educational demands simultaneously
Class Profile: Duke MEM Online
Duke MEM cohorts are small, and students connect to each other and the university through our innovative model of online learning and campus residencies.
Duke MEM Cohort Profile
- Cohort Size: 20-30
- Women: 25%
- Age at Entry (middle 50%): 24-28
- Work Experience (middle 50%): 2-5 years
Scores (25-75% Range)
- GRE Verbal: 153-160
- GRE Quantitative: 156-164
- GRE Analytical Writing: 4.0-4.5
- Grade Point Average: 3.1-3.6
Note: This information was gathered from several cohorts to give prospective students an idea of a typical class.
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The Duke Master of Engineering Management Online program (Duke MEM Online) was previously known as the Distributed Master of Engineering Management program (d-MEMP).
Duke University is a founding member of the Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium (MEMPC), a small group of highly recognized university graduate-level programs in engineering management.