Graduate Program Offerings
Degree Programs in
Transportation:
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Ph.D. in Civil Engineering
Master of Management in
Manufacturing
Transportation Related Programs:
Master of Engineering Management
Master of Science in
Industrial Engineering
Master
of Project Management
Master of Science in Civil Engineering - Transportation (MSCE)
Sponsored by the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
The MSCE in transportation integrates theory and applied analytical methods of transportation systems, public transit planning, traffic engineering, and environmental, urban, and regional development. This is a research-oriented program, requiring three quarters of course work and a three to six month research period resulting in a thesis. After graduating, many students in the MSCE program enter research or consulting fields or pursue doctoral degrees.
Ph.D. in Civil Engineering
The Ph.D. IN CIVIL ENGINEERING with a specialty in transportation is a natural continuation for MSCE students who plan to work in academia or in advanced research and technical studies in industry and consulting.
Master of Management in Manufacturing
Sponsored by the J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management and the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
The MMM program is designed to prepare students for a career in manufacturing and technology management. The program combines the broad management emphasis of the MM with a strong grounding in manufacturing and technology. This is a full-time, six-quarter program.
Master of Engineering Management (MEM)
Sponsored by: Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
The MEM is an interdisciplinary program providing a foundation in industrial engineering and technology augmented with general business management concepts needed by managers in those fields. The MEM is an eight-quarter, evening program.
Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering
Sponsored by: Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
The Ph.D. program in Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences department is suited for students interested in the development of theoretical and practical tools for solving problems in industry and government. Students enrolled in this program develop research strategies and tools used in scheduling, planning, distribution, design, location, and control. Application areas range from traditional uses of industrial engineering in manufacturing firms to the broader variety of management science models in the service sector, finance, and public policy, including supply-chain management and logistics.
Master of Project Management (MPM)
Sponsored by: Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
The MPD program is designed to prepare technically qualified individuals for responsible management roles in the construction and operation of major engineering projects. Four areas of specialization are available: Construction Management; Environmental Management; Infrastructure Management; and A/E/C Business Management
