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Engineering and Technology Management
Engineering and Technology Management Master of Science in Engineering Technology Management Tim Hardin, PhD—Director Brenda L. Johnson, MS—Assistant Director
technologies. An applicant must submit the following documents to the MSETM office: 1. an official OSU Application for Graduate Admission, 2. an official transcript of all academic work and degrees received, 3. an application fee ($50 domestic, $75 international), 4. MSETM program application, 5. a professional resume, 6. A statement of goals and objectives. International applicants must also submit official results of the TOEFL with a minimum score of 89 IBT Application instructions can be found online at https://etm.okstate.edu. Degree requirements can be found at https://etm.okstate.edu.
OSU’s Master of Science in Engineering Technology Management is a rigorous degree program designed specifically for experienced engineers and scientists who are interested in accelerating their management careers. The curriculum combines academic coursework with the latest business practices and can be tailored to meet an individual student’s needs. Managing today’s global organizations requires a complex set of knowledge and skills. Effective planning, selection, implementation and management of technology, and the teams involved, is essential to the success of any business in today’s time-critical, global markets. OSU-MSETM students learn to apply proven evaluation concepts and implementation strategies to fast moving, technical management decisions that make the difference in both career and business success. The MSETM program specifically addresses the real needs identified by industry leaders. The MSETM curriculum permits you to build a strong degree that directly addresses your needs and prepares you for the future. The degree consists of 32 credit hours. The MSETM program is provided by the OSU colleges of Engineering, Architecture and Technology; Arts and Sciences; and the Spears School of Business. Please see the ETM website, https://etm.okstate.edu, for more information about the program. Program Educational Objectives The OSU Engineering and Technology Management program exists to provide accessible, career-enhancing educational opportunities to practicing engineers, scientists and technical managers. The program’s learning objectives are that: 1. Each student shall be able to demonstrate the ability to view the organization systemically. 2. Each student will be able to critically analyze a management problem. 3. Each student will be able to identify and act on strategic issues. 4. Each student will be able to articulate and defend their ideas in a professional manner. Admission Requirements The guidelines for admission to the MSETM program are a bachelor’s or higher degree, in engineering or the physical/mathematical sciences, with a 3.00 GPA, and professional employment in a related technical field since graduation with a bachelor’s degree. Applicants not meeting these standards may be granted provisional admission based upon their overall academic and professional practice history and accomplishments. Since many course assignments are integrated into current issues in the work environment, students must be managing or employed in a technical organization in order to be successful in the program. For this reason, the program is not appropriate for full-time on-campus students. The MSETM student body is made up entirely of full-time employed, technical professionals who receive the courses through distance education
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