Online Master of Engineering

Ranked #3 by U.S. News — Best Online Engineering Management Master's Programs.

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Online Master of Engineering

Ranked #3 by U.S. News — Best Online Engineering Management Master’s Programs.

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Overview

Duke MEM Online offers you maximum flexibility. Typically, the degree takes two years to complete. With approval, students may extend the program beyond two years.

How to apply
4

Core Management Courses

developed in partnership with Duke’s Law School and Fuqua School of business

4

Technical Electives

provide expertise, in areas of your interest

3

Week-Long Residencies

Provide immersive in-person experiences and networking

1

Project Experience

Provides a hands-on capstone

Is Duke MEM Online for Me?

An Excellent Choice for Applicants who:

  • Want the same high-quality campus curriculum, but need the advantages of online study
  • Are highly organized and self-motivated
  • Have a supportive, flexible work environment
  • Can commit to three one-week in-person residencies over two years
  • Can maintain excellence in work and educational demands

Class Profile: Duke MEM Online

Our online cohorts are small. Students connect to each other and Duke through our innovative model of online learning and in-person campus residencies. Note: These details were gathered from several cohorts to give prospective students an idea of a typical class.

20-30

Cohort Size

25%

Women

24-28

Age at Entry

(Middle 50%)

2-5

Years of Work Experience

(Middle 50%)

153-160

GRE Verbal

Scores (25-75% Range)

156-164

GRE Quantitative

Scores (25-75% Range)

4.0-4.5

GRE Analytical Writing

Scores (25-75% Range)

3.1-3.6

Grade Point Average

Undergraduate study.

Alumni Profiles

What can you do with a Duke Master of Engineering Management degree? Just about anything. Meet some of our graduates.

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