The Inside Scoop on Duke’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
Luis Morales, Executive Director of the program, shares more of what the program offers and how applicants can successfully present themselves.
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Video Chat with Aditi Patade, Duke MEM Class of 2022
Patade, a global supply analyst with Tesla, tells how a master's degree in engineering management accelerated her career.
Bolstering Access to Engineering Graduate School
Duke Engineering’s annual Graduate Program Boot Camp inspires, mentors and empowers aspiring engineers from diverse backgrounds.
From Blue Devils to Product Titans: Navigating Career Growth and Innovation
Tarun Thapar, product lead at Amazon and Duke alumnus, joins the hosts of the MEM podcast series
25 Hours to Sustainability: Net-Zero Carbon at the Heart of Duke’s 2023 Executive Challenge
Could Duke Master of Engineering Management students develop transformational business strategies in little more than a day?
Nidhi Pathak: Improving Robotic Consumer Products
The December 2022 master's graduate interned with NinjaShark
Puja Majety: Developing Web Products to Support K-12 Education
The December 2022 master's graduate interned with PowerSchool
Kaustubh Kaushik: Developing Managerial Skills
The 2022 Duke Engineering Management master's graduate interned with e-commerce site Forbes Vetted
Arpita Dutta: Improving the Digital User Experience
The December 2022 Engineering Management master's graduate interned with AI technology developer NVIDIA
The Building Blocks of Transformational Leadership: An Interview With Duke’s Sanyin Siang
Sanyin Siang E'96, is a respected executive coach and an adjunct associate professor in Duke's Master of Engineering Management program.
Duke Engineering Celebrates the Class of 2022
Dean Jerome P. Lynch challenged the newest Duke Engineers to make the world more resilient and more just
Hybrid Classes in the New Normal
How Duke Engineering instructors and students shifted to hybrid in-person and remote classes during the pandemic