Lead Engineering Innovation and Organizational Strategy
Program Overview
Engineering leaders must balance technical expertise with strategic decision-making, project leadership and organizational management. The online Master of Science (M.S.) in Engineering Management online from Syracuse University prepares engineers and technical professionals to take on leadership roles where engineering, business strategy and innovation intersect.
Designed for practicing engineers and scientists, the program bridges the gap between engineering practice and management by combining advanced technical coursework with training in finance, economics, operations and technology management. Graduates develop the skills needed to lead engineering teams, manage complex technical projects and guide innovation across industries.
Program Details
- 30 credits (10 courses)
- 100% online format designed for working professionals
- Live class sessions and interactive course videos
- Study three terms per year (May, August and January)
- Small class sizes
- Academic resources for your graduate education.
About the College of Engineering and Computer Science
The Syracuse University College of Engineering and Computer Science prepares students to address complex technical challenges and advance innovation across industries. Through rigorous academic programs and faculty expertise, the college develops engineers and technology leaders who apply analytical thinking and technical knowledge to real-world problems.
Faculty in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering contribute internationally recognized scholarship and teaching excellence while preparing students for careers in areas such as aerospace, manufacturing, energy and technology.
What You'll Learn
Students in the program develop the skills to:
- Apply engineering economics and financial analysis to technical decision-making
- Manage engineering projects, teams and technology development initiatives
- Use statistics, modeling and analytics to inform engineering strategy
- Evaluate product development processes and technology management strategies
- Integrate technical expertise with business and organizational leadership

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Engineering Management Curriculum
The curriculum combines engineering, analytics and business-oriented coursework to help technical professionals transition into leadership roles. Students build expertise in specialization tracks such as operations, entrepreneurship, informatics and sustainability, while strengthening their technical competencies in engineering systems and modeling.
Sample Courses
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Explore statistical methods used to analyze engineering data and support technical decision-making.
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Examine financial strategies used to evaluate engineering and technology projects, including discounted cash flow analysis, risk-adjusted valuation and modeling techniques such as Monte Carlo simulation and decision trees.
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Explore methods for generating product concepts, understanding customer and market needs, and managing product development across the entire life cycle—from feasibility and design through manufacturing and end-of-life considerations.
Career Outcomes
Graduates of the program may pursue leadership and technical management roles including:
- Engineering manager
- Technical project manager
- Product development manager
- Systems engineer
- Operations or manufacturing manager
- Technology strategy consultant
Engineering management professionals work across industries including aerospace, manufacturing, energy, technology and consulting.
Where Syracuse Graduates Are Hired

Admissions Requirements
Admissions requirements include:
- Completed graduate application
- Official transcripts
- Letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Resume
- The GRE is NOT required for admission
Application Deadlines
Syracuse University has engaged Everspring, a leading provider of education and technology services, to support select aspects of program delivery.
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