Engineering Management

Prepare for success in today’s engineering workplace through a curriculum designed to build both your technical and professional capacity. Develop core management skills used in American organizations, and expand your understanding of branding, marketing, technology trends, and cultural diversity. A required professional-development course helps you build the confidence, communication skills, and industry awareness needed for the internship you’ll complete in your third quarter. Throughout the program, you’ll engage with real-world case studies and participate in site visits to Southern California companies and organizations, providing you with firsthand insight into industry expectations. You’ll then practice what you’ve learned by being placed with an engineering company aligned with your field to complete your internship.

What You'll Learn

• Gain a global perspective on human resources, marketing, finance, and other key business functions.
• Build foundational knowledge in core principles of human resources and effective workplace leadership.
• Understand how business and management concepts apply specifically within engineering environments, including marketing, law, and economic trends.
• Apply your learning through coursework and a required internship to prepare for a career in Engineering Management.