From Student-Athlete to Startup Founder
Former Duke football running back Jaylen Coleman has taken lessons learned in two Duke Engineering degrees to launch a 3D-printed sign business.
Master of Engineering Management
This is the tech-savvy alternative to the MBA. It's interdisciplinary and flexible, focused on application, globally aware—and comes with Duke's best-in-class graduate student experience.
Master of Engineering Management
This is the tech-savvy alternative to the MBA. It’s interdisciplinary and flexible, focused on application, globally aware—and comes with Duke’s best-in-class graduate student experience.
Become a Business-Savvy Tech Leader
Having a technical background and business skills is combination with significant advantages.
There’s a critical need across the globe for leaders who can solve complex problems by integrating technical skill and business acumen. Duke’s Master of Engineering Management graduates fill that need.
An Ideal Degree Program For Applicants
- With science or engineering backgrounds
- Interested in business, product management and entrepreneurship
- Focused on an executive career
Our Learning Culture
Professionalism and the 5 Principles
Together these create a core competency and a shared view, which faculty and staff deliver through a common student experience.
A National Leader
Duke is a founding member of the Master of Engineering Management Programs Consortium—a group of highly recognized graduate-level programs.
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Ask the Expert: Online Engineering Management Degrees
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