While an MBA focuses on broad business fundamentals, The Ohio State University’s online Master of Engineering Management program offers you the “best of both worlds”. With several courses offered through Ohio State’s renowned and top-ranked Fisher College of Business and the nationally-acclaimed John Glenn College of Public Affairs, you will be learning from dedicated experts in the fields of business, public affairs, and engineering. This program is specifically tailored for engineers, integrating technical problem-solving with strategic business leadership. Ohio State’s Master of Engineering Management program is ideal for those who have completed a bachelor’s degree in engineering and want to lead technical teams or manage engineering projects.

You can complete the Master of Engineering Management fully online and at your own pace, either full-time or part-time. While most students take one or two courses per semester and complete the degree in about 24 months, you have the flexibility to take courses at a pace that best fits your schedule.

An engineering manager’s salary depends on many factors, such as industry, location, education level, seniority, and individual experience. According to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for architectural and engineering managers is $164,370 per year. While you may not have control over all the factors that contribute to your salary, actively furthering your education is a great way to advance your management opportunities. For a more detailed look at possible engineering manager salaries, visit the Career Outlook tab.