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Master's of Science in Engineering

Master of Science in Engineering: Technology Management

Advance your career with a master's degree that incorporates both innovative engineering and business management; preparing you for any leadership role in the industry

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Offered as

Master's

Format

In-Person (Full-time or Part-time) or Hybrid (Part-time)

Credits

30

Avg. Time to Completion

2 years

College/School
Campus Location
  • Chester, PA

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Explore the Master of Science in Engineering: Technology Management Program 

Take your career to the next level with a master of science in engineering program with a focus on engineering and technology management that meets your needs.

At Widener, you will: 

  • Benefit from a supportive environment and a flexible curriculum, while working with industry-shaping faculty and professionals.
  • Advanced your engineering study with an introduction to the principles and tools of management and decision-making.
  • Have the opportunity to get more involved with research or teaching, graduate assistantships are available.
  • Graduate ready to lead others in the exciting field of technical businesses, government, or education fields.

Master of Science in Engineering: Technology Management Program Options

If you are in a managerial positions or will be assuming managerial responsibilities, you will find this program especially attractive. It provides an opportunity to combine advanced engineering study with an introduction to the principles and tools of management and decision-making.

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The online catalog also features School of Engineering educational objectives, academic policies, and more which can be accessed by clicking Academic Schools & Departments and selecting the School of Engineering.

You can build additional knowledge in a second area of engineering and advance your graduate-level work by pursuing a dual specialization. Dual specialization is available within all engineering tracks.

View our catalog to learn more 

Outlook & Outcomes

Potential Careers

  • Director of business strategy 
  • Engineering/plant manager
  • Management consultant 
  • Senior engineer
  • Technology/operations director

Recent Employers

  • The Boeing Company
  • Lockheed Martin
  • Naval Sea Systems Command
  • Sunoco
  • DuPont

Why Earn Your Master of Science in Engineering: Technology Management at Widener?

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Participate in Faculty Research & Benefit from Mentorship

Our faculty are invested in your success. You'll have the opportunity to work closely with renowned faculty in the classroom on contemporary issues and outside of the classroom on cutting-edge research projects.

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Complete Advanced Technical Classes While Experiencing a Personal Classroom

The engineering and technology management program allows you to complete advanced technical course work in areas that reflect your current specialization or other interests.

With small class sizes, you receive direct interaction with experienced faculty. You will learn from industry experts in the classroom and have the opportunity to work closely with classmates. In addition, the Graduate Program Office is always open in the evenings prior to class.

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Learn in State-of-the-Art Facilities

Our laboratories are outfitted with the latest equipment in the industry.

  • Micro CT scanner machine
  • Inverted fluorescence microscope
  • Automated gas sorption analyzer
  • Soil mechanics lab
  • Water treatment facilities
  • 3D printer

Engineering & Technology Management Master's Degree Program Highlights

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College of Distinction for Engineering

Recognized for top quality teaching and successful outcomes.

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Advisory Board

Industry leaders provide networking opportunities to students and support the school in its future growth and competitive development.

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4+1 Programs

Generous graduate assistantships and scholarships for eligible students.

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Admission & Aid

Our admissions and financial aid teams are here to support you every step of the way. Have a question? Ask away! 

Requirements

  • Candidates should hold a bachelor of science degree in engineering. Candidates who hold undergraduate degrees in closely related areas are also considered.
  • Candidates should hold a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.8 (based on a 4.0 system) from an undergraduate program and scores from the GRE. The GRE requirement is optional for applicants with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and above from an EAC/ABET accredited undergraduate program, applicants interested in pursuing the MSE part-time, and current Widener students applying to the 4+1 accelerated program.

Deadlines

The School of Engineering graduate program reviews applications on a rolling admission basis.

What You'll Need to Apply

  • Online Application
  • Resume
  • Personal Statement (see details below)
  • One Letter of Recommendation
  • Transcripts
  • GRE scores

Personal Statement

Please explain why you wish to do graduate work in the field you have selected with particular emphasis on your proposed area of specialization. Please limit this essay to no more than one typewritten page. The admissions committee will assess the personal statement for content and quality of writing.

Because Widener is a private institution, we're able to offer financial assistance that brings our education within reach for individuals who might otherwise not be able to afford it.

You might be surprised how much we are able to offer.

Widener University serves as a "second home" for students from around the world. We are located just outside of Philadelphia and close to New York City and Washington, D.C.—offering many unique professional and personal opportunities to explore.

Want to know what it's like to be an international student on campus or need assistance navigating English proficiency requirements? We're here to help, and our international admissions director will support you through the application process. This support doesn't end with admissions—our International Student Support team will serve as a valuable resource throughout your Widener journey—meeting Visa/immigration requirements, getting acclimated to campus, and much more.

How to Apply as a Graduate International Student

  • Complete your online application
  • Submit your official transcripts from all college/university post-secondary institutions. A course-by-course credential evaluation completed by a NACES certified organization will be accepted if the transcript is not in the English language.
  • Fulfill the English Proficiency requirements
  • If you require an F-1 visa, you must provide written proof you have adequate funding available to meet the expenses incurred while studying in the United States

Learn more about applying as an international student
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Financial Aid

Because Widener is a private institution, we're able to offer financial assistance that brings our education within reach for individuals who might otherwise not be able to afford it.

You might be surprised how much we are able to offer.

Getting started is easy. Simply apply to Widener and submit your FAFSA to be automatically considered for scholarships and grants. "FAFSA" stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and helps identify whether you are eligible for aid awarded by Widener, the government, and other sources. Our school code is 003313.

In order to receive a financial aid offer, students must meet certain eligibility requirements. Here are the general eligibility requirements for most financial aid programs:

  • Must demonstrate financial need
  • Be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen
  • Be enrolled or admitted for enrollment as a regular student in an eligible degree or certificate program

Learn more about applying for financial aid as a graduate student

85% of Full-Time Grad Students Receive Aid

Simply apply to Widener and complete the financial aid process to be automatically considered for scholarships and grants. Because Widener is a private institution, we are able to offer financial assistance that brings our education within reach for individuals who might otherwise not be able to afford it. You might be surprised at how much we are able to offer in assistance.

Applying For Financial Aid as a Graduate Student

In order to receive your part of the financial aid pie, all you have to do is submit your FAFSA. "FAFSA" stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and helps identify whether you are eligible for aid awarded by Widener, the government, and other sources.

COMPLETE YOUR FAFSA 

Graduate Assistantships

Widener offers a limited number of graduate assistantships to enrolled students. GAs receive tuition assistance for their work. Once you're a student, contact your program director for more information.

Employer Discounts & Tuition Reimbursement

Widener University also partners with many local organizations and corporations to offer discounted tuition and other incentives to their employees. Don't see your company on the list? Ask them to become a partner. In addition, employers often offer educational reimbursement benefits. We encourage you to explore these opportunities and will be glad to provide any necessary documentation.

Explore Our Employer Partnerships

20% Discount for Widener Alumni

(some restrictions apply)

If you graduated with a degree from Widener, you may qualify for a 20% tuition discount. The first step to see what you qualify for is to submit your application. Widener offers students many paths to savings, and while we don't offer "double discounts", we'll make sure you'll get the biggest financial benefit you're eligible for. Only students who have completed an associate's, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree are eligible. Students who have pursued a 4+1, 4+2, or 3+3 pathway, graduate assistantship, Widener-funded scholarship, or other tuition discount may not be eligible if the financial discount granted surpasses 20%.

Learn more about qualifying for an alumni discount

Program Cost

MSE Engineering & Technology Management

$1,200 per credit 30 total credits $36,000 total cost

MSE Dual Specialization

$1,200 per credit 39 total credits $46,800 total cost

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