Engineering Management: Power, M.S.

The M.S. Engineering Management Power program is one of the graduate concentrations in Engineering Management. The program is designed for graduate students who are interested in power-related areas. Its core classes are similar to Engineering Management, however, students will take power courses in topics such as:

Electrical Systems
Power Distribution
Power Transmission
Substations
Power Generation
Renewables

Program Requirements

Students are required to complete a minimum of 33 semester hours of prescribed courses for a major in engineering management. The student’s program is planned in consultation between the student and adviser. Each program will be designed to meet the needs of the student, taking into consideration background and experience. In some instances, prerequisite courses may be required. The program requires courses in the core and electives.

Core Courses (18 hours)

Power Courses (6 hours)

Other Electives (9 hours)

Total (Core + Elective hours): 33 hours

Additional Information and Notes

Note: Electives can be taken with adviser approval in areas outside of engineering management such as other engineering disciplines or business.

For more information about our Engineering Management Master’s degree, visit our Engineering Management Graduate Program page.