Online Degree

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

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Online Degree

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

Explore the curriculum Contact admissions

Curriculum Overview

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

How to apply

Four core engineering management courses

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

Four technical elective courses

provide additional expertise in areas of your interest

Three 1-week residencies

orientation, mid-program, and capstone

Project experience

including written summary and oral presentation

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. Note: This information was 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

Alumni Profiles

What can you do with a Duke Master of Engineering Management degree? View past alumni profiles to see where our students go and what they do.

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