Engineering Management News

In this exclusive interview, the renowned executive coach and Duke Engineering Management faculty member shared in-depth insights.

The civil engineer who is part of efforts to integrate ethics training into Duke's engineering curriculum writes that entrepreneurial engineering introduces the student to the marketplace. It makes the engineering student think outside of the typical physics comfort zone. Whether the engineering student realizes it, the marketplace is an important context, since engineers often do all the hard work and provide the intellectual firepower for a design.

Dean Jerome P. Lynch challenged the newest Duke Engineers to make the world more resilient and more just

How Duke Engineering instructors and students shifted to hybrid in-person and remote classes during the pandemic

Duke Engineering’s first-ever Managing Product Design “Trade Show” highlighted student ingenuity

Duke-developed machine-learning tools show promise of focused, personalized instruction—regardless of how many students are being taught

Jerome Lynch shares his perspectives on Duke Engineering, initial priorities as dean, and vision for the transformative role engineers can play in society

University of Michigan chair is nationally known for developing smart technologies to improve civil infrastructure systems

An executive-in-residence with the program since 2017, Morales wants to deliver a transformative student experience underpinned by the program’s “Professionalis

Meet Tiera Fletcher—2021 online Duke Master of Engineering Management graduate, Boeing aerospace engineer and author of a new book about women breaking barriers

New organization will increase opportunities for professional education, industry partnerships focused on applying technological innovation to enterprises

Mitchell Vann, the director of Facilities for the Pratt School of Engineering, knows that the Duke community will find a lot to be proud of in the Wilkinson Building.