159 Bachelor's degrees in Engineering Management in North America

‌The Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Department at Missouri University of Science and Technology offers a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management, one of only six ABET accredited degrees in Engineering Management in the country, as well as a minor in Engineering Management.

At Dickinson, Science, Technology and Culture Curriculum at Dickinson College give you the freedom to discover whatever it is you’re passionate about and to go with it.

A five-year program at Claremont McKenna College, offered in conjunction with other institutions, allows students to receive both a Bachelor of Arts in Management Engineering from their home institution and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from their second institution.  

The Technology Education (Career and Technical Education) BSc program at Old Dominion University includes the study of technological systems, processes, and artifacts and most major courses contain laboratory activities to help students understand the tools, materials, and principles associated with medical, agricultural, biological, communication, transportation, and construction technologies.

Grand Canyon University’s Applied Technology degree focuses on problem-solving using technology with hands-on activities designed to provide students technical experience required in the workplace. 

The Industrial Technology (Occupational and Technical Studies) BSc program offered at Old Dominion University is designed to prepare technical and/or management-oriented professionals for employment in business, industry, education and government.

The Business and Technology major at Stevens Institute of Technology infuses technology and analytics into a broad and flexible management education, empowering students to immediately create impact in any industry.

The University of Lethbridge offers a B.Sc. in Computer Science (Management) designed to equip students with essential skills in computing and business. The programme spans several years, with both full-time and part-time attendance options available, providing flexibility to accommodate various student needs.

Students in Power Engineering Technology at Georgian College develop the skills and knowledge to operate high-energy processes found in power plants such as steam production and use, refrigeration, and gas compression.

Are you interested in beginning your journey toward a career as an engineer? Our Pre-Engineering major at Ball State University will set your course toward a full engineering education.

The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician programme from Humber Polytechnic prepares you for a career as a technician capable of designing, installing and servicing many different types of energy systems. 

The Technical Systems Management (TSM) program from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign is a 4-year undergraduate degree program administered by the College of ACES. 

The Business - Technology Management programme at Saint Louis University is a public bachelor degree designed for future leaders in digital transformation. This full-time course equips students with essential skills in enterprise systems and business analytics, preparing them to manage complex organisational technology effectively.

Agricultural Systems Management from Texas A&M University graduates are well prepared for a wide range of careers managing people, money and machines. 

Engineering and Management at McMaster University is a unique five year program that integrates the technical education of the engineer with a business education for management.

Engineering Management from Morehead State University provides you with the deep understanding of mathematics and physics needed to solve complex engineering problems. 

The Manufacturing and Industrial Management program at Tarleton State University offers a flexible curriculum that allows students to utilize their occupational experience.

George Washington University's Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and Technology Management (BSIS) program provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to major in Information Systems, an integral part of business education in the United States. 

This bachelor of science degree in Engineering Management from York College of Pennsylvania blends the problem-solving expertise of an engineering major with the business acumen of a management program.

The Engineering Technology - Engineering Technology Management program at Wichita State University will give you knowledge and practical skills in engineering and technology fundamentals, engineering principles, instrumentation, mathematics, science, and applied design.