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Certificate - Technology Management

Certificate - Technology Management

 

This program is relevant for professionals who wish to gain further knowledge in the area of technology management, in order to advance their careers. To earn a graduate level certificate in Technology Management, you must complete the four required courses totaling 12 credit hours at Widener University. These credits can be applied towards a Master of Engineering in Engineering Management.

The Technology Management Certificate program gives the practicing professional a solid understanding of the fundamentals of the Technology Management process, blending theory and practice to help develop the skills and understanding needed to succeed in a competitive business world. Participants who complete the certificate can expect to improve their skills in the areas of:

  • Economic/Operational planning
  • Team/Project management
  • Communication of technical material
  • Analysis and decision making

Applicants should have an earned bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, science, business or related fields, with a minimum GPA of 2.5 in their undergraduate program or PE certification.

Program Completion Requirements

To earn the Technology Management Certificate, students must earn a minimum GPA of 2.8.

Matriculation from Certificate into Degree Program

To matriculate from the Technology Management Certificate program into the Master of Engineering in Engineering Management program, students must complete the certificate program with a 3.0 GPA. Additional admission requirements for the Master of Engineering program are described in the School of Engineering Graduate Catalog.

Curriculum-Required Courses
Semester Hours
ENGR 611, Deterministic Optimization*

3

ENGR 614, Engineering Management I

3

ENGR 615, Engineering Management II

3

ENGR 619, Technical Communications

3

ENGR 611, 612, 614 and 615 are required courses for the Masters of Engineering Management degree. ENGR 619 is a technical elective.

* ENGR 612 Stochastic Optimization may be substituted

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
 

Contact Information

Roberta D. Nolan, EdD
Director
Graduate Enrollment Management
Muller Hall
Tel: 610-499-4129
gradprograms@widener.edu

Rudy Treichel
Assistant Dean, Director of Graduate Programs
School of Engineering
Kirkbride Hall, Room 101
Tel: 610-499-1294
rjtreichel@widener.edu

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