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Why Study Engineering Management at Miami University?
Our program:
- Combines a strong technical foundation with business, leadership, and communication skills
- Prepares students to navigate a complex global landscape
- Develops technical expertise, an entrepreneurial mindset, ethical judgment, and societal awareness
- Emphasizes effective communication and professional responsibility
- Focuses on informed decision-making that considers global, economic, environmental, and societal impacts
- Equips graduates to succeed in competitive industries requiring both engineering acumen and business insight
- Proven track record of success with graduates who go on to become well-known C-suite executives
What is Included in the Curriculum?
The curriculum for Miami University’s B.S. in Engineering Management integrates engineering, business, science, mathematics, and liberal arts. This builds well-rounded engineering and business expertise, social awareness, and interpersonal communication skills. To customize their education, students will select one of four technical concentrations. Then, they will select their preferred business track: entrepreneurship or general business. At the end, they’ll graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management.
Step 1: Choose a Technical Specialty
At Miami University, Engineering Management students choose from one of the below four technical specialties:
Electronics and Computing
By focusing on electrical and computer engineering, this concentration prepares students to manage the development of technologies like computers and electronics. As a result, graduates are ready to meet the growing demands of a world increasingly driven by electronics and computing.
Environmental Engineering
With an emphasis on sustainable problem-solving, this concentration trains students to develop practical, cost-effective solutions to environmental challenges. Therefore, graduates are well-positioned to support global progress toward a more sustainable future.
Manufacturing Engineering
Focused on product and process design, this concentration builds skills to plan, optimize, and integrate manufacturing systems. As a result, students learn to drive innovation while delivering quality products efficiently and competitively.
Paper Science and Engineering
This concentration offers an in-depth study of the pulp and paper industry by combining technical knowledge with hands-on problem-solving. Consequently, graduates are equipped to lead innovation and drive sustainability across paper-related sectors.
Step 2: Choose a Business Track
The business track coursework of our Engineering Management program allows students to learn from business faculty at Miami’s renowned Farmer School of Business.
Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurship track offers hands-on learning in startups, venture capital, social impact, corporate innovation, and entrepreneurial thinking. With small classes led by experienced instructors and an interdisciplinary approach, students engage in real-world projects and connect with entrepreneurial networks nationwide.
General Business
Global businesses seek employees with technical skills, business knowledge, entrepreneurial mindset, and leadership abilities. Engineering Management graduates are prepared for technical roles that involve business functions like operations, purchasing, and marketing—such as consultant, operations supervisor, technical sales, supply chain manager, and more.
College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) Quick Facts
Your college experience here will be one of the most exciting times of your life. To make sure of this, we’ll provide you with a powerful support system.
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Notable Graduates
Follow in the footsteps of College of Engineering and Computing alumni who majored in Engineering Management.
Brian Niccol ‘96
Chairman and CEO, Starbucks Coffee Company
Niccol graduated from Miami in 1996 with a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Management. Today, he is the CEO of Starbucks.
Maria (Walker) Bennett ‘95
CEO and Founder, SPR Therapeutics
Bennett graduated from Miami in 1995 with a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Management. She is now the President, CEO, and Founder of SPR Therapeutics.
Admission and Aid
Explore what it means to be a college student at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where students prepare to go anywhere and everywhere. We’ll be here to help every step of the way as you prepare for college admission, enrollment, and success.
Contact Us
Electronics and Computing Concentration
Yong Lin
[email protected]
513-529-0741
Manufacturing
Engineering Concentration
Kumar Singh
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513-529-0710
Environmental Engineering or Paper Science and Engineering Concentration
Cathy Almquist
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513-529-0760