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Graduate Studies at CPCE
Information Sessions: CPCE Programs:
The goal of the Rowan University MEM program is to effectively prepare engineers and/or aspiring engineers for management positions. The majority of the courses in the MEM program are offered as hybrid courses with approximately 50% of each course taught online and 50% of each course taught on campus. Two eight-week courses will be offered, one after the other, each academic term. Please see the section tally to search for current courses being offered and click on the CRN Number for cost, prerequisites, and restrictions and click on Required Materials for textbook information. Admissions Requirements
Application deadline
Program requirements Students must successfully complete 30 semester hours of engineering and business courses broken down as follows: Core Courses – 9 S.H., Specialization Courses – 12 S.H., Elective Courses – 9 S.H. Each student will be advised by the Coordinator of Engineering Management who will approve the student’s program of study, subject to the guidelines of the University, the College of Engineering, the College of Business, College of Professional and Continuing Education, and the Graduate School. With the assistance of the Coordinator of Engineering Management, students will choose courses leading to one of four specializations in Engineering Management. Coursework Classes typically last 8 weeks and are taught using a combination of online and evening classroom instruction. The following courses are scheduled for Spring and Summer 2008:
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