Engineering Systems Management - St. Mary's University

Engineering Systems Management from St. Mary's University is a Campus Master Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Engineering Systems Management is an interdisciplinary, 30-semester hour program that emphasizes course work the areas of management, industrial engineering, systems of systems, and behavioral sciences. Thesis and non-thesis options available. The program is designed to provide today's professional with a rigorous intellectual experience that is committed to leadership and academic excellence. Many technical enterprises in manufacturing and service industries, in the government, and in the military, require excellence in analyzing and managing people, equipment, computers, and processes. The blend of the systems approach--a global view of engineering problems--engineering management, economics and finance, and human factors courses in the ESM program provides graduates with effective tools for optimization. The engineering systems concepts that you will learn and develop will provide you with a broad view, "big picture" approach to practical problem solving. Graduates of the Master of Science degree in Engineering Systems Management are well-prepared to pursue a variety of fields. The degree is an effective blend of engineering, management and behavioral sciences. In the private sector, career options include system analyst; manufacturing, production and industrial engineer; project manager, facility manager; systems administrator; marketing analyst; ergonomics/human factors specialist; and research and development specialist. Graduates make significant contributions to their employers by saving money while, at the same time, making the workplace better for fellow workers. They have found positions in the industry such as an industrial engineer at Federal Express and a manufacturing engineer at Clarke American. In the military, appropriate assignments in scientific and development areas include positions in Air Force career fields such as Acquisition Program Management, Development Engineering, Computer Systems, Civil Engineering, Communications, Intelligence, Security Police. View more details on St. Mary's University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.