About

An International, Connected, and Innovative Engineering Management Program

The Master of Science in Engineering Management program delivers an international, connected, and innovative experience to its students through: 

• Small cohort sizes 
• A technical track of the student’s choice delivered by departments throughout the Whiting School of Engineering 
• A project- and problem-based management track delivered by the Center for Leadership Education 
• An immersion experience unique to engineering management programs

 International

• Top engineering, science, and math graduates from all over the globe – from Australia to India, Canada to California – choose to pursue the MSEM degree at JHU’s prestigious Whiting School of Engineering.
• Between first and second semesters, our students explore business cultures at home and abroad through our immersion experience.
• Students consult for start-up clients and industry partners in Copenhagen, Denmark; London, England; Braga, Portugal; Coimbra, Portugal; Madrid, Spain; and New York.

Connected

• MSEM is a small cohort, project-based program designed to create strong networks for life.
• Do you see yourself starting a company or a social enterprise? Creating new technology? Working in Silicon Valley or a top consulting firm? Our faculty and alums put their contacts to work, developing opportunities for you to build your career.

Innovative

• Our management track courses push students to discover problems worth solving and to innovate to solve those problems. We teach students to design prototypes, write business plans, pitch startup ideas, and collaborate in multidisciplinary teams, all while practicing the tenets of effective leadership, teamwork, ethics, and innovation in a real-world context.
• Our immersion experience takes you into the start-up environment, positioning you for the challenges of entrepreneurship and commercial translation, no matter what field you choose.
• Students can also get involved with the Pava Center for Entrepreneurship, the hub of Johns Hopkins’ entrepreneurial ecosystem.